Re: Hardware Recommendations for Large Files

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From: Arnis Gubins
Date: Mon, 08 Jul 2002 16:04

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Here's a description of what the GDIRasterizeKiloPixelLimit does:

> The windows inset architecture suffers in all formats from an inability to deal with partial bitmaps. The only way to render is to draw the entire image at the screen-ready size, and then blit the relevant portion to the screen. At high zoom factors, this leads to outrageous memory burdens. We added a new resource called "GDIRasterizeKiloPixelLimt" which limits the number of pixels used in rasterizing placed PDF for the screen. This resource is also using when rasterizing for GDI-based printers. The default value is 8192, but the user may change the setting in the '.ini' file.

> Applying this limit will cause blockiness at high zoom factors for 8.5 x 11 PDF pages.

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