http://www.dopdf.com/forum/ Discussion forum for doPDF users. en Thu, 09 Feb 2012 04:43:14 +0000 http://www.dopdf.com/forum/topic/disrupting-user-when-changing-graphic-resolution-manually#post-4097 Mon, 24 Jan 2011 23:25:04 +0000 siro 4097@http://www.dopdf.com/forum/ <p>thanks :)<br /> i'll remove the video, to keep you from having bad press.</p> <p>i'll be sure to upload a positive video on your software later. </p> http://www.dopdf.com/forum/topic/disrupting-user-when-changing-graphic-resolution-manually#post-4090 Thu, 20 Jan 2011 10:14:07 +0000 Softland 4090@http://www.dopdf.com/forum/ <p>Hello,</p> <p>We have replicated the issue and it will be attended and fixed in the next build.</p> <p>Thank you for reporting this to us. </p> http://www.dopdf.com/forum/topic/disrupting-user-when-changing-graphic-resolution-manually#post-4087 Wed, 19 Jan 2011 21:57:42 +0000 siro 4087@http://www.dopdf.com/forum/ <p>I'm trying to manually set the graphic resolution (dpi) in the doPdf properties, but your code is <em>too quick</em> to judge me. It checks illegal values before I complete editing the field.</p> <p>I'm trying to manually enter "200" dpi, because that's the resolution I scanned with, but I can't. I have to change "50" to "250" and then change the 5 to 0. </p> http://www.dopdf.com/forum/topic/how-to-maintain-300ppi-in-pdf-document#post-4045 Tue, 04 Jan 2011 08:09:57 +0000 Softland 4045@http://www.dopdf.com/forum/ <p>Hello,</p> <p>Please send us either an example file with the same issue or the files in question along with the doPDF version and build from the About page to <a href="mailto:support@novapdf.com.">support@novapdf.com.</a> Also please mention the Windows OS you are using.</p> <p>Thank you. </p> http://www.dopdf.com/forum/topic/how-to-maintain-300ppi-in-pdf-document#post-4034 Sun, 26 Dec 2010 18:33:29 +0000 Dr Surf 4034@http://www.dopdf.com/forum/ <p>UPDATE<br /> Curiouser &#38; curiouser...<br /> I made a couple more tries and never managed to get all the photo images at 220ppi (I did get one of them to 300ppi, then "lost" it again on the next try).<br /> I gave up and decided to send the ms in to Create Space as is, with the 3 photo images at 220ppi,thinking that maybe the 220ppi images would be good enough.<br /> I just got notice that, according to them, the photo images were all okay, but one (just one, out of 27) "collage" image was 220ppi. Even though PhotoShop says that the photo images are all 220ppi and all the collage images are 300ppi.<br /> I ordered the proof copy. This is very odd... </p> http://www.dopdf.com/forum/topic/how-to-maintain-300ppi-in-pdf-document#post-4033 Sun, 26 Dec 2010 01:11:04 +0000 Dr Surf 4033@http://www.dopdf.com/forum/ <p>I have written a book with 30 B&#38;W images in it. The manuscript is in Word, with images inserted.<br /> 27 of the images are all flattened collages, created in PhotoShop and saved as JPEG at 300ppi.<br /> 3 of the images are photos, edited in PhotoShop and saved as JPEG at 300ppi.<br /> I did a test with the first few pages, containing 1 of the "collage" images and 2 of the photos. Since Word won't save at over 200ppi (please let's not debate this, it's not the issue), I re-inserted each image as follows<br /> Click on an image, select Picture Tools&gt;Format&gt;Change Picture. CHOOSE LINK, Click on desired pic. Quick Print directly to doPDF without saving or making any changes.<br /> NOTE: I tried substituting using both Link and Insert to change pix in the doc. Both ways yielded images that, according to PhotoShop, are 661.111ppi. (Fine by me, as long as it's not LESS than 300ppi.)<br /> Both types of images ("collage" and photo") came out the same: well over 300ppi.<br /> I then tried the same thing with the entire manuscript. Trouble! All the "collage" images came out at 300ppi, as did on photo image. Two of the photo images came out at 220ppi.<br /> Tried again. This time, all of the photo images came out at 220ppi. All the "collage" images were again at 300ppi.<br /> Any suggestions as to the cause of the problem are very welcome. </p> http://www.dopdf.com/forum/topic/dopdf-is-a-great-free-pdf-converter#post-914 Thu, 23 Jul 2009 14:43:00 +0000 Andy710 914@http://www.dopdf.com/forum/ <p>Thank you for your reply. Now I'm looking forward to get version 6.3!</p> <p>Bye for now...<br /> Andy </p> http://www.dopdf.com/forum/topic/dopdf-is-a-great-free-pdf-converter#post-910 Wed, 22 Jul 2009 09:33:57 +0000 Softland 910@http://www.dopdf.com/forum/ <p>thank you too for the feedback, that bug with the dpi not being kept is fixed in version 6.3 that we're preparing to release these days (maybe next week the latest). as for pdf/a, we'll consider adding it too in one of the next major updates. </p> http://www.dopdf.com/forum/topic/dopdf-is-a-great-free-pdf-converter#post-905 Tue, 21 Jul 2009 08:02:07 +0000 Andy710 905@http://www.dopdf.com/forum/ <p>Dears</p> <p>You have made a really good program with doPDF! The quality of the pdf files are very good compared with other free pdf converters.<br /> And it works without Ghostcript, thats great!! It's one of the best free pdf creators I've ever tested. At the moment I still use version 6.1, because in the version 6.2 there is a bug with the resolution. Version 6.1 works wonderful, also with the pictures. In the current version I can't change the resolution. If I change it, the program always goes back to 300 dpi. Now I have a suggestion: For me, it would be perfect, if the program could create PDF/A files as well (I prefer PDF A-1a ones).</p> <p>Once again, your program is great! Thanks a lot!</p> <p>Andy from Switzerland </p> http://www.dopdf.com/forum/topic/resolution-settings-dont-take-effect#post-410 Thu, 20 Nov 2008 06:48:37 +0000 Softland 410@http://www.dopdf.com/forum/ <p>if the doc contains only text it shouldn't be any difference as it affects images mainly. </p> http://www.dopdf.com/forum/topic/resolution-settings-dont-take-effect#post-409 Wed, 19 Nov 2008 13:15:22 +0000 mimmo 409@http://www.dopdf.com/forum/ <p>i don't see any difference, neither in resulution nor file size, converting the same doc file in 72 or 2400 dpi. can you help me? </p>