RE: [Swftools-common] Pdf2swf compression questions

[Chad Simmons]

>> I've tried using various compression options, but the problem is
still 
>> that the resultant swf is too large for ease of use on the web (350k 
>> or so). Is there anyway to first tell what portions of the swf file 
>> are using the most space, and secondly compress those any better? 
>> Preliminary information seems to point to the text (and font info) as

>> being the highest space hog. But it doesn't seem that changing the 
>> font quality improves the file size at all.
>> 
>> Any suggestions?
>> 
>> Thanks
>> Chad Simmons
>> 
>
>
>You could use swfextract with the -f option
>and extract each frame as an swf then look at the individual filesizes
to get an idea of where the weight is.
>
>Chris


Well there is only 1 frame. I was trying to figure out which components
of the frame (font, images, etc) was taking up the bulk of the space.