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I'm unsure what issue type to set for this, but PDF files exported from the API
are too large.

Here is comparison to other exports:

Word Template File             75264 bytes
Word Export                    28729 bytes
Word Print to Adobe (B&W)      23638 bytes
Word Print to Adobe (Color)    27390 bytes
OOo Writer Export             136327 bytes
OOo Print to Adobe (Color)     87062 bytes

The above example all use a Word Template File (dot).  The below files use OTT
files previously converted from DOT files.

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I'm unable to reduce the size of my PDF files. Below is code and comparison
sizes.  BTW, I'm testing with OOo 2.4.1.

Without any filter data information:

PropertyValue[] storeProps = new PropertyValue[3];
storeProps[0] = new PropertyValue();
storeProps[0].Name = "FilterName";
storeProps[0].Value = "writer_pdf_Export";

storeProps[1] = new PropertyValue();
storeProps[1].Name = "Pages";
storeProps[1].Value = "All";

storeProps[2] = new PropertyValue();
storeProps[2].Name = "Overwrite";
storeProps[2].Value = Boolean.TRUE;


With compression:

PropertyValue[] filterData = new PropertyValue[5];

filterData[0] = new PropertyValue();
filterData[0].Name = "UseLosslessCompression";
filterData[0].Value = Boolean.FALSE;

filterData[1] = new PropertyValue();
filterData[1].Name = "Quality";
filterData[1].Value = new Integer(50);

filterData[2] = new PropertyValue();
filterData[2].Name = "ReduceImageResolution";
filterData[2].Value = Boolean.TRUE;

filterData[3] = new PropertyValue();
filterData[3].Name = "MaxImageResolution";
filterData[3].Value = new Integer(150);

filterData[4] = new PropertyValue();
filterData[4].Name = "ExportFormFields";
filterData[4].Value = Boolean.FALSE;

PropertyValue[] storeProps = new PropertyValue[4];
storeProps[0] = new PropertyValue();
storeProps[0].Name = "FilterName";
storeProps[0].Value = "writer_pdf_Export";

storeProps[1] = new PropertyValue();
storeProps[1].Name = "Pages";
storeProps[1].Value = "All";

storeProps[2] = new PropertyValue();
storeProps[2].Name = "Overwrite";
storeProps[2].Value = Boolean.TRUE;

storeProps[3] = new PropertyValue();
storeProps[3].Name = "FilterData";
storeProps[3].Value = filterData;


File #	Compressed (bytes)	Uncompressed (bytes)  Original OTT
1            73,639               71,807                23,476
2            67,858               66,726                41,727
3            56,849               56,849                23,478
4            66,551               65,994                13,454
5            71,648               71,648                25,728
6            60,724               60,724                22,919
7            53,569               53,162                14,382
8            63,805               63,805                14,425
9            61,136               61,136                18,023
10           56,550               56,550                13,269
11           57,676               57,676                12,832
12           66,222               66,222                16,106
13           71,423               71,104                19,140
14           60,393               60,393                13,663
15           59,455               58,786                12,770
16           65,497               65,497                17,668
17           61,422               61,422                13,459
Total:    1,074,417            1,014,221               316,519

As you can see, my files are about the same.  What's more striking is the fact
that my uncompressed size totals best their compressed versions by 60,196 bytes.
 So, I'm better without compression.

All these files are single page, with the exception of three files which are 2
pages.  As a comparison, I have a PDF from Apple (the Objective-C language) that
is 133 pages, but only weighs in at 1,185,911 bytes.

There are 3 types of PDFs with embedded fonts:

#1
CourierNewPSMT (Embedded Subset)
   Type: TrueType
   Encoding: Built-in
TimesNewRomanPS-ItalicMT (Embedded Subset)
   Type: TrueType
   Encoding: Built-in
TimesNewRomanPSMT (Embedded Subset)
   Type: TrueType
   Encoding: Built-in

#2
Symbol
   Type: Type1
   Encoding: Built-in
   Actual Font: Symbol
   Actual Font Type: Type 1
TimesNewRomanPS-BoldMT (Embedded Subset)
   Type: TrueType
   Encoding: Built-in
TimesNewRomanPSMT (Embedded Subset)
   Type: TrueType
   Encoding: Built-in

#3
TimesNewRomanPS-BoldMT (Embedded Subset)
   Type: TrueType
   Encoding: Built-in
TimesNewRomanPSMT (Embedded Subset)
   Type: TrueType
   Encoding: Built-in

Below are my files and their type:
File #	Type
1       1
2       2
3       3
4       3
5       3
6       3
7       3
8       3
9       3
10      2
11      2
12      2
13      2
14      2
15      2
16      2
17      3