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How to Compress Word to 18kb

Follow this guide to Compress Word to 18kb using pdfFiller

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Navigate to the pdfFiller.com website and login or sign up with a new account
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Click the Add New button to upload a document you want to Compress Word to 18kb. Browse for the file on your desktop or one of the supported storage services
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Alternatively, search for a document in the pdfFiller library, enter the document’s URL, or send it via email
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If you've already uploaded the file to your account, go to My Documents to find and open it
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To Compress Word to 18kb, click on it and select Split in the right-hand menu
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Select the pages you need to extract from the original file
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Alternatively, you can divide the document in a half and keep the pages you need in it
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Add a title to each document
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Click the Split button
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Select a path for the files and click the Download Now button

How to Use the Compress Word to 18kb Feature in pdfFiller

The Compress Word to 18kb feature in pdfFiller allows you to reduce the file size of your Word documents to 18 kilobytes (kb) or less. This can be useful when you need to send a document with a small file size, such as through email or when uploading to a website.

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Open the Word document you want to compress in pdfFiller.
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Click on the 'Tools' tab in the top menu.
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Select the 'Compress Word to 18kb' option from the dropdown menu.
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A dialog box will appear asking you to confirm the compression. Click 'OK' to proceed.
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pdfFiller will automatically compress the Word document to 18kb or less. The compressed document will be saved as a new file, while the original file will remain unchanged.
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You can now download the compressed Word document by clicking on the 'Download' button.
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If you need to make any further changes to the compressed document, you can do so by opening it in pdfFiller and using the editing tools.

By following these simple steps, you can easily compress your Word documents to 18kb or less using the Compress Word to 18kb feature in pdfFiller. This feature is designed to make it convenient for you to share and upload small-sized documents without compromising on quality.

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