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Old 08-17-2007, 01:46 AM
Bruce Phx
 
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Default Microsoft Document Imaging

If you print to Microsoft Document Image Writer is it possible to increase
the resolution to 600 dpi
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Old 08-17-2007, 01:38 PM
Bob I
 
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Default Re: Microsoft Document Imaging

That option isn't available. But the difference is dots that are 3.3
thousandths of an inch vs. 1.67 thousandths! And the file size will be
roughly 4 times as large.

Bruce Phx wrote:

> If you print to Microsoft Document Image Writer is it possible to increase
> the resolution to 600 dpi


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Old 08-17-2007, 01:56 PM
Bob I
 
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Default Re: Microsoft Document Imaging

Whoops, I misspoke, you can can edit the entry in the registry, to
output 600, BUT the interface/printer setting will still read 300. Also
if you play with the setting in Printer preferences it will reset to
300. The key in the registry is

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\11.0\M ODI\MDI writer\TIFDPI

set it to 258 hexadecimal.

Bob I wrote:

> That option isn't available. But the difference is dots that are 3.3
> thousandths of an inch vs. 1.67 thousandths! And the file size will be
> roughly 4 times as large.
>
> Bruce Phx wrote:
>
>> If you print to Microsoft Document Image Writer is it possible to
>> increase the resolution to 600 dpi

>
>


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