Thanks @Craige_Hales for your inputs. Yes, there are about 21 graphs which make up about 23MB of PDF file size and each graph has lots of points (half of them are heatmaps). Below is the script/function I use for saving the PDF (also saves the data file in specified format).
Could I please get some direction/examples on how to use/check the four options you mention above?
Names Default To Here (1) ;
saveDataAndJournalFile = Function({partID, path, fileFormat}, {},
dt = current data table ();
dt << save as ( path || "\" || ""||partID||""||fileFormat||"" );
currJournal = Current Journal();
currJournal << set page setup(margins( 0.5, 0.5, 0.5, 0.5 ), scale( 0.55 ), portrait( 0 ), paper size( "A3" ));
currJournal << get page setup();
currJournal << Save PDF ( path || "\" || "Report for "||partID||".pdf" );
return();
);
Do the four options you mention apply at the point of creating the journal or post creation of the final journal ready to be saved in chosen format (PDF in this case)?
(I may not be able to deal with the situation in a easy manner if it is the former)
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