Re: Changing image size

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From: Nicholas_Malone
Date: Thu, 01 Jul 2004 15:08

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You probably have the dpi in Photoshop set higher than 72, but the word processor displays it as 72 and so the image comes out larger. Like Aandi says, save a copy as jpg or tif, probably, and place that. If it still blows up, change the dpi in Photoshop.

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