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Does anyone know how/where am I meant to register my monitor’s pixel dimmensions to support the render-sized preview (i.e. "Print Size")?
The advertised "Print Size" preview feature is very important to me as it (potentially) avoids a lot of surprises and wasted time. However, despite extensive searching I have not yet discovered anywhere to register my monitor’s (non-square) pixel dimensions.
I am currently working around this by setting the Screen Resolution in the Units & Rulers / New Document dialogue (!) to the nearest approximate size (96 ppi as it happens) and then jamming my display’s H & V controls hard over to force it to produce exactly 96 square pixels / inch! This is very unsatisfactory abuse of the monitor.
P.S. Anyone from adobe lurking here?
The advertised "Print Size" preview feature is very important to me as it (potentially) avoids a lot of surprises and wasted time. However, despite extensive searching I have not yet discovered anywhere to register my monitor’s (non-square) pixel dimensions.
I am currently working around this by setting the Screen Resolution in the Units & Rulers / New Document dialogue (!) to the nearest approximate size (96 ppi as it happens) and then jamming my display’s H & V controls hard over to force it to produce exactly 96 square pixels / inch! This is very unsatisfactory abuse of the monitor.
P.S. Anyone from adobe lurking here?
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