Mark, what sort of "pruning" did you have in mind? There is a program available on Linux -- maybe on Windows also? -- called pdftk that will let you manipulate pdf files all sorts of ways, including culling out pages. If only a few pages are relevant, this might be worth exploring.
--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, Mark Lerman <mlerman@...> wrote:
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> I'd like to upload the service manual for the E260, but it's slightly
> too large (5439 KB) to upload to the group, and It's a pdf that I
> don't think I can prune. Is there an alternative site or can the size
> limit be raised a bit? Alternatively, anyone who would like a copy is
> free to email me directly for a copy. I don't believe it is
> copyrighted, and seems available from many sources for a nominal amount.
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> Mark
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> At 08:36 AM 5/4/2010, you wrote:
> >I will be modding a new E260 tomorrow afternoon and should have
> >something up by Thursday. I have made a "breakthrough" of sorts that
> >may allow us to use the internal hv power supply, but I'm still
> >experimenting. The problem may end up being that we have to lower the
> >transfer voltage rather than raise it
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