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November 7th, 2007, 03:18 PM
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Resolution in Publisher
How can I increase the page resolution in Publisher. I am creating a brochure
in Publisher, then open it in Adobe Photoshop to add text, but resolution is Publisher is only 150. Can I increase the resolution to 300 in Publisher? 
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November 7th, 2007, 03:24 PM
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How can I increase the page resolution wrote:
How can I increase the page resolution in Publisher. I am creating a brochure in Publisher, then open it in Adobe Photoshop to add text, but resolution is Publisher is only 150. Can I increase the resolution to 300 in Publisher? Publisher doesn't have an internal resolution, it stores all objects at their original resolutions. Only when exporting as an image file is resolution relevant. Export resolution is set in the Save As dialog in all versions of Publisher released in the last 6 years. Why are you adding text in Photoshop? -- Ed Bennett - MVP Microsoft Publisher http://ed.mvps.org
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November 7th, 2007, 04:24 PM
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Thank you - I was wondering the same thing.
-- JoAnn Paules MVP Microsoft [Publisher] ~~~~~ How to ask a question http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375 "Ed Bennett" wrote in message ... How can I increase the page resolution wrote: How can I increase the page resolution in Publisher. I am creating a brochure in Publisher, then open it in Adobe Photoshop to add text, but resolution is Publisher is only 150. Can I increase the resolution to 300 in Publisher? Publisher doesn't have an internal resolution, it stores all objects at their original resolutions. Only when exporting as an image file is resolution relevant. Export resolution is set in the Save As dialog in all versions of Publisher released in the last 6 years. Why are you adding text in Photoshop? -- Ed Bennett - MVP Microsoft Publisher http://ed.mvps.org
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November 9th, 2007, 02:05 AM
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Hi Ed-
Thank you for answering my question. Yes, when I save the Publisher file as a jpg, open it in Photoshop, the resolution is at 150, and I need it to be 300. I am adding the text in PHotoshop because I thought the resolution at 150 in Publisher was not high enough for quality print. Also, when I took my jpg files to the printer, this is what they told me to do, i.e., import images into Publisher, then save as a jpg, open in Photoshop and add text. Does it make any sense to you? Sonja "Ed Bennett" wrote: How can I increase the page resolution wrote: How can I increase the page resolution in Publisher. I am creating a brochure in Publisher, then open it in Adobe Photoshop to add text, but resolution is Publisher is only 150. Can I increase the resolution to 300 in Publisher? Publisher doesn't have an internal resolution, it stores all objects at their original resolutions. Only when exporting as an image file is resolution relevant. Export resolution is set in the Save As dialog in all versions of Publisher released in the last 6 years. Why are you adding text in Photoshop? -- Ed Bennett - MVP Microsoft Publisher http://ed.mvps.org
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November 9th, 2007, 02:06 AM
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Hi again-
Also, if I were to print the brochure in Pupblisher, what resolution would it be? Thank you. Sonja "Ed Bennett" wrote: How can I increase the page resolution wrote: How can I increase the page resolution in Publisher. I am creating a brochure in Publisher, then open it in Adobe Photoshop to add text, but resolution is Publisher is only 150. Can I increase the resolution to 300 in Publisher? Publisher doesn't have an internal resolution, it stores all objects at their original resolutions. Only when exporting as an image file is resolution relevant. Export resolution is set in the Save As dialog in all versions of Publisher released in the last 6 years. Why are you adding text in Photoshop? -- Ed Bennett - MVP Microsoft Publisher http://ed.mvps.org
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November 9th, 2007, 08:44 AM
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How can I increase the page resolution wrote:
Thank you for answering my question. Yes, when I save the Publisher file as a jpg, open it in Photoshop, the resolution is at 150, and I need it to be 300. I am adding the text in PHotoshop because I thought the resolution at 150 in Publisher was not high enough for quality print. Also, when I took my jpg files to the printer, this is what they told me to do, i.e., import images into Publisher, then save as a jpg, open in Photoshop and add text. Does it make any sense to you? Not really. Saving as JPEG rather than a lossless format loses rather a lot of clarity. Like I said, the only time Publisher uses a 150ppi resolution is when you export as an image. Also, if I were to print the brochure in Pupblisher, what resolution would it be? At whatever the resolution of your printer is. Depending on your printer, this might be 300, 600, 1200 or even 2400dpi. If you print to a PDF to give to your printer, then text and WordArt added in Publisher will not have a resolution, as it will be stored as curves (infinite effective resolution). The resolution of imported images would depend on your PDF settings. -- Ed Bennett - MVP Microsoft Publisher http://ed.mvps.org
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