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I've finished my spreadsheet. It's 7.5 megabytes in size because of
picture files contained within it. I tried to email it, and though it doesn't exceed the 10 megabyte size limit apparently set by my ISP, when I try to email it, I get an error saying it exceeds that allowed 10MB size. Interesting. Anyway, i'm going to have to figure out how to compress these files, from within the spreadsheet I hope, and hopefully without losing too much image quality. Can you give me some help here about how to do these things please? Thanks, Cornpone |
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Hi,
First of all, make sure your picture files are not BMP files, since they are not compressed. If they are BMPs, then convert them to JPG and see if the spreadsheet's size changed. If the picture files are already JPGs (or other compressed formats) then i really don't know. One other thing...in Windows size matters ;) check the spreadsheet properties, it's size and it's size on disk. I hope it's of any help, Cheers. |
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