docs: Note about OCRmyPDF speed
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batch
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security
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performance
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.. toctree::
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===========
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Performance
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===========
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Some users have noticed that current versions of OCRmyPDF do not run as quickly
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as some older versions (specifically 6.x and older). This is because OCRmyPDF
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added image optimization as a postprocessing step, and it is enabled by default.
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Speed
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=====
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If running OCRmyPDF quickly is your main goal, you can use settings such as:
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* ``--optimize 0`` to disable file size optimization
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* ``--output-type pdf`` to disable PDF/A generation
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* ``--fast-web-view 0`` to disable fast web view optimization
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* ``--skip-big`` to skip large images, if some pages have large images
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You can also avoid:
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* ``--force-ocr``
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* Image preprocessing
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