Thread: Noticeable slowdown for 1000 page + ebooks?
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Old 04-23-2007, 09:05 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by dstampe
PDF slowdown noticeable after ~200 pages, gets worse as you get further into the document. There seemes to be a 1000-page limit after which pages are blank (at least using my set of PDF tools).

LRF and RTF seem fine. Embedded-font LRF is about 2-3x slower.
dstampe, what tool did you use to convert your PDFs? For instance, with htmldoc, I notice the same performance problems as you described. When I use Adobe Acrobat, there seems to be no decrease in performance, even with books with more than 1000 pages.
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