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Date Posted: 14:05:43 02/25/05 Fri
Author: culkinadults
Subject: Hmmm.....
In reply to: Lisa Dance-Again 's message, "photo resolution" on 04:23:44 02/24/05 Thu

I use paint shop pro and when I resize a photo, I have the option to resize it by height, width and resolution. Whenever I've needed a 200 to 300 dpi, that is what I change -- the resolution. The files usually end up being pretty large. I don't know photoshop, but I would think that would be the same.

Have you tried the photoshop Help? Or saving it to a PDF. That might be a better tactic.

Sorry if I'm not much help....

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