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How can I determine the dpi of an image in a Word document?
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henryh
Oct 19, 2006, 9:40:01 AM10/19/06
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I work with a lot of Word documents that have photos inserted. How can I
determine the dpi of an inserted photo, so I can tell (1) if it is overly
dense, and (2) whether it has sufficient resolution to print well?
determine the dpi of an inserted photo, so I can tell (1) if it is overly
dense, and (2) whether it has sufficient resolution to print well?
Andrea Jones
Oct 19, 2006, 5:10:01 PM10/19/06
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Click on Tools -> Options and under the Edit section set Microsoft Photo
Editor to be your picture editor. To check the dpi of a picture, right click
on it and select Edit Picture, it will open in Microsoft Photo Editor and you
can click on File -> Properties to check the dpi.
Editor to be your picture editor. To check the dpi of a picture, right click
on it and select Edit Picture, it will open in Microsoft Photo Editor and you
can click on File -> Properties to check the dpi.
A Jones
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