600 dpi JPEG
renderings.
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There is a direct export option to png:
1: Choose File -> Export... from the main menu
2: Choose the desired image format (jpg, png, eps, etc) from the File
Format drop down list
3: When choosing png a dialog appears where you can set the resolution
4: Mark the Width and Height
5: Increase the res
Hi,
I think the only method getting high resolution images from draw is to
first export the drawing to pdf with checked option ,,lossles compression".
Here you can also adjust the real resolution of the output file (75, 150,
300. 600, 1200 dpi).
After that you have to import it to Adobe Photoshop
On Thu, Aug 16, 2012 at 9:59 AM, Fernand Vanrie wrote:
> On 15/08/2012 23:21, Mary Ellen Bost wrote:
>>
>> Hi- not sure if this email thread is strictly for reporting bugs but I
>> have a question and it's worth a shot.
>>
>> I hate gimp & need to create a few simple graphics in Draw or Impress. B
On 15/08/2012 23:21, Mary Ellen Bost wrote:
Hi- not sure if this email thread is strictly for reporting bugs but I have a
question and it's worth a shot.
I hate gimp & need to create a few simple graphics in Draw or Impress. But they
need to be a specific size and high resolution.
I just crea
