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Old 05-18-2010, 05:17 PM   #546
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Originally Posted by Agenobarb View Post
How I can increase font size in an output file? What option can help me with this task?
PDFLRF rasterizes the PDF. When it's done, there are no fonts in the document, and therefore, no fonts to resize.

There really is no good way to change the font size in a PDF.

You really only have two other options:

1) On most portables, the page of each PDF will be scaled to fit as well as possible on the screen. So if the page is smaller, the characters will appear bigger. Keeping things in PDF format, your best bet would be to crop all unnecessary whitespace, and perhaps split each page up. If PDFLRF is not doing the trick, SoPDF or BRISS are two good tools to look at here.

2) You could try converting it the PDF into some reflowable format. How well this works and how much you will lose depends a lot on the type of PDF in question, and its complexity and cleanness. Free tools to do this include calibre and pdfreflow. (There are also more expensive tools such as Adobe Acrobat or ABBYY finereader.) Nothing works perfectly for this, however.
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