Try saving it as .png instead.
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At one point, the OP said something about it printing out too small but
it was an okay size on screen, just pixilated. Did I understand that
correctly.
It sounds like the OP simply has an image that is too small in terms of
X by Y pixels.
You can blow something up on screen, and increase the
On 01/12/2010 02:33 PM, Larry H. wrote:
When I use the text tool, the output is noticeably pixelated. How can I
prevent that?
I am learning to use GIMP 2.6 on a Windows XP professional machine, a
Dell.
It'd be helpful if you could post the file online somewhere and send us a
link, so
Larry,
At what physical dimensions are you trying to print the text? The document
should be at least above 200 DPI @ whatever physical dimension, to avoid
obvious pixelation (assuming you do have antialiasing enabled).
If you want to email the XCF to me, I can take a quick look at it.
Marc
When I use the text tool, the output is noticeably pixelated. How can I
prevent that?
I am learning to use GIMP 2.6 on a Windows XP professional machine, a Dell.
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On 01/12/2010 02:33 PM, Larry H. wrote:
When I use the text tool, the output is noticeably pixelated. How can I
prevent that?
I am learning to use GIMP 2.6 on a Windows XP professional machine, a Dell.
It'd be helpful if you could post the file online somewhere and send us a
link, so we
