I have monitored the performance of the PC with Windows 11 and found that the program has requested almost 100% of the RAM (32 Gb) and almost nothing or absolutely nothing of my GPU and Processor, which has left me with many questions about the performance of the program. I clarify that I have not used any transparency or gradient colors. Result: It works in both cases, although in the first case it took more than 30 minutes I have checked the resulting file and it weighs almost 7 Gb (in version 1, the resulting file was 1.7 Gb and took no more than 10 minutes, I'm talking about the same book), when opening the resulting document with Acrobat Pro, everything is in order, there is no loss, the colors are correct when checking them in the CMYK separator.
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I also exported the same file to low resolution digital PDF for monitor view at 72 dpi.
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I just exported a book with full page photos, it has 316 pages, all the photos (TIFF) are linked, so I used the export to PDF X/4 functionality, 300 dpi resolution, bleed 3 mm per side where needed, converted all fonts to curves: embedded color profiles. It does help when you have a brochure or tri-fold, something simpler.
If you have a file of many pages, I think the preview functionality is a waste of time. Walt Desktop: Windows 11 Pro, version 22H2, 64GB memory, AMD Ry12-Core 3.00 GHz, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090 Laptop: Windows 11 Pro, version 22H2, 32GB memory, Intel Core i7-10750H 2.60GHz, Intel UHD Graphics Comet Lake GT2 and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 Laptop GPU. Also another graphic in the non exporting file was an original PDF edited in Designer 2 with a contrast and brightness adjustment layer, which I replaced in the working version with a reconstructed image done in Acrobat 9. The working file had these replaced with smaller sized jpg and png - all constructed in Photoshop. Some issues that might shed light - the non-working file had a couple of large hi res files, one of which was a PSD from Photoshop CS6 (v old version of PS). This morning I made a copy of the working V1 file, opened it in V2 and *that* version exported perfectly. After several tests I abandoned V2 and reconstructed the document in V1 from scratch and exported PDFs from that with no problem. This was a "previously constructed in V1" file, which in turn (about a couple of years ago) was converted from Indesign via IDML, and has worked perfectly until now. Similar problem with failing export to PDF, or excessively long time to render preview - I gave up after 10 minutes on a 20 page A5 booklet Win 11.
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