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Current user (6 registry keys)
REG_DWORD: HKCU\Software\ESRI\Display\OutputSizeLimit

Description: The temp metafile size limit. Smaller temporary metafile sizes can alleviate "Cannot map metafile into memory. Not enough memory" errors experienced during printing or exporting in ArcGIS.  64 MB is a good alternative to the default value of 104 MB.

REG_DWORD: HKCU\Software\ESRI\Output\ESRIExportRasterBufferSizeMB

Description : The output raster buffer size. The default value for the buffer is 8 MB.  Setting the buffer size to a larger value like 16 or 32 can make image export (JPEG, TIFF, PNG, GIF) faster.  Larger values will cause performance to improve up to a certain threshold.  However, once the value becomes very large, like 64 MB or higher, the machine may start to use page file instead of RAM, and performance will decrease.

Vector export polygon vertex limit
REG_DWORD: HKCU\Software\ESRI\Export\ExportObjectsParams\ai_MaxVertices
Description : AI export polygon vertex limit (default is 8,000)

REG_DWORD: HKCU\Software\ESRI\Export\ExportObjectsParams\pdf_MaxVertices
Description : PDF export polygon vertex limit (default is 5,000)

REG_DWORD: HKCU\Software\ESRI\Export\ExportObjectsParams\eps_MaxVertices
Description : EPS export polygon vertex limit (default is 5,000)

REG_DWORD: HKCU\Software\ESRI\Export\ExportObjectsParams\svg_MaxVertices
Description : SVG export polygon vertex limit (default is 5,000)

Description: Control the maximum number of vertices per polygon (output dicing limit).  When a vector format export encounters a polygon feature with more vertices than defined in this limit, the polygon will be split into multiple polygons in the output file.  This splitting process is called polygon dicing.  Exported files with "diced" (split) polygons are easier for applications like Acrobat and Illustrator to interpret, resulting in faster view times for users.  However, if you are using the application to edit polygons in the export file, you may wish to preserve single GIS feature polygons as single graphic objects in the export file.  You can do this by increasing the polygon vertex limit for the target output format.