Hi,
I forgot to add before (and it probably says this on the issue i
linked to but just in case it doesn't).... Until you can export to a
higher resolution using OpenOffice, you could always export to PDF
which as you have experienced saves the full resolution of the image.
Then you can open that PDF with The Gimp (a free, open source
graphics program) which will allow you to create a JPG from that PDF.
You can choose the resolution of the resulting picture when you open
the PDF.
Hope this helps
On 26 Aug 2007, at 18:15, Maier Matthew P C2C USAFA/CS40 wrote:
I'm using version 2.2.1
I'm trying to combine multiple screenshots from Google Maps into a
single image. I've got them all lined up and each is of sufficient
resolution to read the street names. However, when I select them
all and export them the resolution of the resulting image is too
low to read the text. This happens with BMP, JPEG, GIF, PNG, etc.
However, if I export them as a PDF, it retains the high
resolution. Also, if I export only one of the screen captured
images it also retains the high resolution.
I've gone through the help file, the issue tracker, and the wiki
but I can't find any information on this problem.
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