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Article #25622Re: Hardware Recommendations for Large Files
From: Tim Murray
Date: Thu, 04 Jul 2002 17:09
Date: Thu, 04 Jul 2002 17:09
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Just how large are your large TIFFs? If you examine them in, say, Photoshop, what's the DPI? But again, I've used a few 5 by 7, 600-dpi TIFFs and while they are quite slow, they are not *that* slow. Maybe four seconds. I've never messed with the GDIRasterizeKiloPixelLimit line, but it's my understanding -- someone correct me if I'm wrong -- that it limits the number of pixels Frame uses to display an image. Try a smaller number.
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