Re: Increasing Resolution: will it result in poor print quality?

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From: George_Bilalis
Date: Tue, 22 Jun 2004 06:32

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What Neil says is absolutely true and pure sense.
Then for newspaper work 133 lpi maybe good for heatset newsprint paper stock and web-offset. For coldset normal newspaper stock on web-offset we go even lower, at 100 lpi.

rgrds
George

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