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Article #1126Re: Scaling % value shown for imported graphics is not as expected
From: Adrian_S_Morse
Date: Tue, 13 Jan 2009 16:34
Date: Tue, 13 Jan 2009 16:34
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Thanks Van. From what you are telling me it seems that my assumption that the dpi set for a graphic is really just for the purposes of printing rather than display is not correct. Everything I expected to see happening followed from that assumption. I would not even have noticed any of this had it not been for accidentally setting a DPI on my graphics files other than the 96 dpi they normally get stamped with. As I have absolutely no reason to set my graphic files to 200dpi I will change them back to 96dpi. In this way I know that after importing to Frame if I later resize a graphic I can just enter 100% to get it back to what it looked like when first imported. Thanks for taking the time to explain things. Cheers, Adrian
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