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Printing graphics
John_Tegelaar
Member Posts: 159
Does somebody know a way to get pictures on paper in the resolution of the printer? Now you are limited to a picturebox as this appears on screen, which means that your printed output is in approx. 75 DPI whereas your printer could handle 600 DPI or more.
Reason for asking this is that a customer wants have a signature printed on their invoice and with the current limitation it's not really nice looking (more correct: ugly).
To make a comparison: In Word you set the size of a picture and the original is resized to fit, using different (best possible) resolutions for screen and printer. Can such a kind of smart resizing be done in NF too?
[This message has been edited by John Tegelaar (edited 25-01-2000).]
Reason for asking this is that a customer wants have a signature printed on their invoice and with the current limitation it's not really nice looking (more correct: ugly).
To make a comparison: In Word you set the size of a picture and the original is resized to fit, using different (best possible) resolutions for screen and printer. Can such a kind of smart resizing be done in NF too?
[This message has been edited by John Tegelaar (edited 25-01-2000).]
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