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Article ID: 212622 - Last Review: June 29, 1999 - Revision: 1.0
PUB2000: Maximum Publication File Size
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The maximum file size for a Microsoft Publisher publication is 2 gigabytes
(GB) or (2,149,580,800 bytes). The file size of OLE objects does not count in this total. If you link or embed objects to your publication, that
publication could theoretically have a file size that is greater than 2 GB.
Publisher can handle 65,536 object handle values, where object handles are
memory holders for things such as file handles, undo, clipboard objects,
and open publications. Some Publisher objects require more than one object
handle in memory, such as a graphic where one object handle is used for the
frame and another is used for the actual imported graphic. Publisher counts
each of the following items as one object:
- One page
- One story (one or more text frames linked together)
- One picture frame
- One line
- One OLE frame
Thus a one-page publication that contains three linked text frames, one
picture frame, and one drawn line would contain five objects.
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- Microsoft Publisher 2000 Standard Edition
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