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Checking DPI of a PDF file?

09-01-2007 10:18am

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crybaby

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is there anyway to do this?

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#2 09-01-2007 10:21am

Gordon

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I always thought that a pdf file is based on vectors with embedded images. Hence there is no dpi as such. The problem is with the images that have been imported and the dpi/compression of each individual image.

I could be completely wrong though.

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#3 09-01-2007 10:52am

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yeah your right there Gordon that does seem to be the case alright but is there anyway to check the DPi of the individual images?

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#4 09-01-2007 11:07am

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Well, it may be possible if you had the PDF maker program from Adobe but I haven't used it in years so I can't be sure tbh.

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