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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Commercial Printing / February 2007pictures embedded in publisher publication at 600dpi
I am working on a school yearbook. I am working with the pictures in Paint Shop Pro XI and copying and pasting them into my Publisher 2003 publication at 600 dpi. But when I copy and paste them back into Paint Shop Pro they are resized at 72 dpi. How can I tell if they are at 600 dpi in Publisher, or how can I keep them at that? It could be something in the converting back into Paint Shop Pro that's causing the reduction. Why do you keep going from one program to another and then back? Any time you do that you're asking for problems.  SignatureJoAnn Paules MVP Microsoft [Publisher] ~~~~~ How to ask a question http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375 >I am working on a school yearbook. I am working with the pictures in Paint > Shop Pro XI and copying and pasting them into my Publisher 2003 [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > How can I tell if they are at 600 dpi in Publisher, or how can I keep them > at that? > It could be something in the converting back into Paint Shop Pro that's > causing the reduction. Why do you keep going from one program to another and [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > How can I tell if they are at 600 dpi in Publisher, or how can I keep them > > at that? You seem to have forgotten something........... SignatureJoAnn Paules MVP Microsoft [Publisher] ~~~~~ How to ask a question http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375 >> It could be something in the converting back into Paint Shop Pro that's >> causing the reduction. Why do you keep going from one program to another [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >> > them >> > at that? > I am working on a school yearbook. I am working with the pictures in Paint > Shop Pro XI and copying and pasting them into my Publisher 2003 publication > at 600 dpi. But when I copy and paste them back into Paint Shop Pro they are > resized at 72 dpi. > How can I tell if they are at 600 dpi in Publisher, or how can I keep them > at that? Why are you copying and pasting? You should save them asa a jpeg in a folder and "insert" them into Publisher. (insert>from file) Wes > I am working on a school yearbook. I am working with the pictures in Paint > Shop Pro XI and copying and pasting them into my Publisher 2003 publication > at 600 dpi. But when I copy and paste them back into Paint Shop Pro they are > resized at 72 dpi. > How can I tell if they are at 600 dpi in Publisher, or how can I keep them > at that? DO NOT COPY AND PASTE. Save as tiff out of PSP then import. Copy and paste runs it thru the system pasteboard and that is what caused the changes. DDT (Don't Do That) > I am working on a school yearbook. I am working with the pictures in Paint > Shop Pro XI and copying and pasting them into my Publisher 2003 publication > at 600 dpi. But when I copy and paste them back into Paint Shop Pro they are > resized at 72 dpi. > How can I tell if they are at 600 dpi in Publisher, or how can I keep them > at that? Mac Townsend Adcom Graphics, Fairfield, C A www.adcomgraphics.com Powered by the E-mail PIM - Info Select - www.miclog.com > I am working on a school yearbook. I am working with the pictures in Paint > Shop Pro XI and copying and pasting them into my Publisher 2003 publication > at 600 dpi. But when I copy and paste them back into Paint Shop Pro they are > resized at 72 dpi. > How can I tell if they are at 600 dpi in Publisher, or how can I keep them > at that? Does the Graphics Manager not tell you, when you select an image and choose "Details" from the pop-up menu? SignatureOdysseus |
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