I'm down scaling some tif images. These images are created with a graphics
software for making diagrams and the like. Geometric shapes and text
mostly. When I open the tif in Gimp they are perfectly crisp. When I scale
the image down in size, it becomes slightly blurry, even when opting for
I'm trying to take some screen captures that will be used in a book. How do
I set the resolution / dpi of the screen capture device? I tried setting
the defulat new image parameters, but it doesn't seem to be used by the
screen capture device.
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Does this mean it's impossible to get a good looking screen capture into a
book? I'm not sure I follow.
On Fri, Feb 22, 2008 at 3:25 PM, Patrick Shanahan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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* ChadDavis [EMAIL PROTECTED] [02-22-08 17:21]:
I'm trying to take some screen captures that will be used
, 300, 300)
On Sat, Feb 23, 2008 at 8:47 AM, ChadDavis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I'm trying to take some screen captures that will be used in a book.
How do
I set the resolution / dpi of the screen capture device? I tried
setting
the defulat new image parameters, but it doesn't seem
But doesn't this mean that if my the portion of the screen that I'm
interested in is only 3 by 5 or so, then there is basically no way to get a
non extrapolated set of pixels that will print to 3 by 5 on the page?
On Fri, Feb 22, 2008 at 3:57 PM, Michael J. Hammel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On
I've got a rectangle selection. Now, I am trying to do a subtractive
selection within that rectangular selection, to make a sort of picture frame
selection. The problem is that I'm having trouble getting the inner,
substractive selection centered within the first rectangle.
When I use the ctrl
