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Oh yea, forgot to say that the original is 300 dpi.
Tammy Van Boening
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Spectrum Writing, LLC
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Subject: Graphics question
All,
I have a JPEG image from a client that is sized at 2400 x 2400. I need to
use this image for the front page of a manual and it needs to fit completely
an 8.5 x 11 in page. What do I have to do/how do I resize/rescale this image
to so that I don't lose any clarity/color/sharpness, etc. but still fill the
page completely?
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