

This can make some image file formats, such as PNG, smaller as the.

One thing I may have in common with the pictured files that Marc submitted is that my files are also tables - meaning that after starting the new file, I first did the "Insertt table" command and then typed words and numbers into ever-expanding and changing tables. Set any fully-transparent pixel to the background color, while leaving it fully-transparent.

The only thing that has changed is the day I am converting the file: the same conversion worked earlier (sometimes just a day or 2 before) that does not work now. I have even gone back to other files that I created in 2019 or 2020 and just tried converting them to pdf again, and the new pdf versions are tiny while the old ones I created earlier still appear unchanged. I am converting Word files (11.0 Times New Roman) to pdf ones that used to convert fine (on ) and now convert with really tiny words w/large spaces between the lines (starting on 9/30/21). You may need to sign out and back in again for some of the changes to take effect on certain apps, but it should apply to most things immediately. And it is not a change in how the file looks in Adobe Reader but how it converts from Word to pdf doc. In Settings > Ease of Access > Display, under the Make Everything Bigger section, choose a scaling percentage from the drop-down menu. Now, its incredibly tiny, and even though its general size is reduced, the text from the options doesnt seem to fit anymore. The change I experienced was literally with the same files over a couple of days in time. To preserve backwards compatibility rand() allows max to be smaller than. I was so glad to find this because I thought I was (and still think I may be) losing my mind. Note: As of PHP 7.1.0, rand() uses the same random number generator as mtrand().
