On Feb 23, 9:42 am, "ankur" wrote:
Dear All,

I have workwbook in which I have inserted a number of small images.
Now, the size of the files (Obviously) has increased manyfolds when
all the pictures are inserted.

Is there, a way with which I can find out which picture is causing how
much increase (effect) on the size of the file. I can do it manually
by deleteing each picture one by one and recording/ comparing the new
size with the old size. But since there are a number of images this
could be very time consuming for way?

Can any one of you experts out there guide me on the best way to work
this out? Any help is deeply appreciated.


Hi Ankur,

You could do one of the following ...
1. zip your workbook and then use it.
2. tar and then zip you workbook..
3. or make a rar file and then use it .
4. use .jpeg files inspite of .bmp files.
4.convert the images to less resolution .

hope that would help .

Regards
Ankur