I am new to Mac.
How do I determine the sizing a pdf is within a mac?
I have checked under preferences in the viewer.
I am used to Windows and Adobe, where you can go into settings and see size of the document (8.5x11) and different fonts.
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 10.15
Open the PDF in Apple's Preview application by double-clicking it in the Finder. After the PDF is open, press ⌘+i to open the Preview Inspector. The first tab in the Inspector is the General tab and it will offer the file size. Unlike Acrobat products, Preview does not list the fonts in the PDF.
The simplest and most accurate approach to a list of embedded fonts in the PDF still remains with Adobe Acrobat Reader.
On the file you want to see its size, single click to select, and press Command + "I".
You can also control click, and select "Get Info".
Cheers,
Jack
You can also use Finder and change the view to show the file size:
Step 1: Open Finder
Step 2: In the menu bar select View → as List
Step 3: In the menu bar, select View → Show View Options
Step 4: Check the box next to Calculate all sizes
Thank you 9:5 for the steps!
Jack,
Thank you very much! That is it!
Cheers,
You can also set the Finder view to provide a list of files, which will include among other things like the name, the size.
(Just like Windows Explorer)
Finding Size of PDF on a mac
