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December 5th, 2005, 10:45 AM
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how do I export sharp graphics from Photodraw to Publisher?
I have Photodraw 2000 and Publisher 2003.
I want ot export a graphic I ahve created in Photodraw to Publisher, but the suggested format (tif) seems to loose sharpness. What is the best way / format to export in? Many thanks 
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December 5th, 2005, 12:31 PM
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how do I export sharp graphics from Photodraw to Publisher?
rfc was very recently heard to utter:
I want ot export a graphic I ahve created in Photodraw to Publisher, but the suggested format (tif) seems to loose sharpness. TIFF and PNG are the most lossless formats. Any raster format will lose sharpness, as you are changing from lines to pixels. Does PhotoDraw have an option to select a resolution setting when saving the TIFF file? If you use 300dpi or more (exporting at printed size), you should not be able to see the difference on printed output, even if you can on screen. -- Ed Bennett - MVP Microsoft Publisher
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December 5th, 2005, 12:43 PM
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how do I export sharp graphics from Photodraw to Publisher?
I can export to tiff, and can choose the compression type and size, but not
in dpi. Any other thoughts? "Ed Bennett" wrote: rfc was very recently heard to utter: I want ot export a graphic I ahve created in Photodraw to Publisher, but the suggested format (tif) seems to loose sharpness. TIFF and PNG are the most lossless formats. Any raster format will lose sharpness, as you are changing from lines to pixels. Does PhotoDraw have an option to select a resolution setting when saving the TIFF file? If you use 300dpi or more (exporting at printed size), you should not be able to see the difference on printed output, even if you can on screen. -- Ed Bennett - MVP Microsoft Publisher
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December 5th, 2005, 12:59 PM
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how do I export sharp graphics from Photodraw to Publisher?
rfc was very recently heard to utter:
I can export to tiff, and can choose the compression type and size, but not in dpi. Any other thoughts? Multiply the final printed size of the image (in inches, in width and height) that you're trying to export by 300, and enter that in the Size box. -- Ed Bennett - MVP Microsoft Publisher
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December 6th, 2005, 09:11 AM
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how do I export sharp graphics from Photodraw to Publisher?
Ed,
The answer is in Custom Size, where you can alter the DPI. Thanks "Ed Bennett" wrote: rfc was very recently heard to utter: I can export to tiff, and can choose the compression type and size, but not in dpi. Any other thoughts? Multiply the final printed size of the image (in inches, in width and height) that you're trying to export by 300, and enter that in the Size box. -- Ed Bennett - MVP Microsoft Publisher
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