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Does anyone know which type of graphic format will render best via the GDI
before print?
before print?
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Cari \(MS-MVP\)
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BJ
Thanks Cari,
So if I have a picture in jpeg format, then I should convert it, using
photoshop, to TIFF format? Or it won't be much different. Huge file won't be
an issue to me.
So if I have a picture in jpeg format, then I should convert it, using
photoshop, to TIFF format? Or it won't be much different. Huge file won't be
an issue to me.
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Cari \(MS-MVP\)
It's difficult to increase resolution... it's a lot easier to decrease
resolution!
If it's a jpg to start with, I'd probably leave it in jpg mode. Just ensure
you have as little compression as possible when you save it after doing any
editing.
Cari
www.coribright.com
resolution!
If it's a jpg to start with, I'd probably leave it in jpg mode. Just ensure
you have as little compression as possible when you save it after doing any
editing.
Cari
www.coribright.com
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BJ
Thanks Cari,
I try to find a way to increase the print quality in the printer. However,
the printer is only 200 dpi so not much I can do via software to help this
out.
I try to find a way to increase the print quality in the printer. However,
the printer is only 200 dpi so not much I can do via software to help this
out.
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