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Hi all,
I need to make a Word 2003 document with 4 B&W photos per page, each 2.2 in. by 1.65 in. (a total of about 190 photos). My source pictures are RGB 2448 by 3264 pixels .JPG files from a Sony camera and edited in Photoshop 6.
I first convert the 72 PPI file to 300 PPI in Photoshop Image>Image size with the resample box unchecked. When I insert this 300 PPI, 495 by 660 pixels, 2.2 in. picture into Word, it becomes 9.17 in. I guess that Word assumes that the file is 72 PPI.
I get the same exact result if check the resample box before converting to 300PPI.
Is there any way to imbed the PPI number in the JPG in Photoshop so the Word accepts it?
I am using Photoshop 6, Windows XP pro and Word 2003.
Thanks for any help.
Fred
I need to make a Word 2003 document with 4 B&W photos per page, each 2.2 in. by 1.65 in. (a total of about 190 photos). My source pictures are RGB 2448 by 3264 pixels .JPG files from a Sony camera and edited in Photoshop 6.
I first convert the 72 PPI file to 300 PPI in Photoshop Image>Image size with the resample box unchecked. When I insert this 300 PPI, 495 by 660 pixels, 2.2 in. picture into Word, it becomes 9.17 in. I guess that Word assumes that the file is 72 PPI.
I get the same exact result if check the resample box before converting to 300PPI.
Is there any way to imbed the PPI number in the JPG in Photoshop so the Word accepts it?
I am using Photoshop 6, Windows XP pro and Word 2003.
Thanks for any help.
Fred
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