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Aloosenation #1
Re: dots per inch vs pixels per inch
P.S. Is there an easier way to do this using freehand?
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Jim Babbage #2
Re: dots per inch vs pixels per inch
Misha:
Fireworks does not support CMYK color, and isn't happy with large files.
Freehand would be a better choice, if you're comfy with it.
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"Aloosenation" <noreply@news.com> wrote in message
news:bgs4bq$ond$1@forums.macromedia.com...> Hi,
> What's the difference between dpi and ppi? I'm trying to get a
> fireworks document into 3.5in x 2in, 300dpi, with CMYK color. I have
> the fireworks document at 3.5in x 2in at 300ppi (which equates to 1050px
> x 600px). I opened the document in illustrator and converted it to
> CMYK, but when I set the document to 3.5in x 2in, the artboard area is
> tiny (regardless of the dpi settings in "document setup." When I set it
> to 1050px x 600px, it fits the document. Is it still the right size?
>
> Thanks so much,
> Misha
>
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