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make little text size |
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Jun 20th 2003 | #109377 Report |
Member since: Nov 26th 2001 Posts: 2586 |
But a font size of 1 is still going to look like a blob....
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Jun 25th 2003 | #110325 Report |
Member since: Aug 27th 2002 Posts: 672 |
ahh I think I found my problem... you were right Marble, these fonts aren't 1 or 2 pt, it's because the resolution of the file wasn't like usual... it was like 600 pixels/inche or something like that, so that may cause my little biggy... But then I have another question. What is the noral resolution of a file? Like when you click on New... |
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Jun 25th 2003 | #110326 Report |
Member since: Mar 18th 2001 Posts: 6632 |
72
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Jun 25th 2003 | #110330 Report |
Member since: Nov 26th 2001 Posts: 2586 |
72 for web. Some people say 96 blah blah. Just ignore them. haha. For print it depends on what you are printing on and for what. That would be something that you have to check with the printer you would use. |
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Jun 26th 2003 | #110383 Report |
Member since: Aug 27th 2002 Posts: 672 |
thnx! Is that why sometimes when I print a picture I took on the web, it would seem all blurry when it would look fine on my pc? |
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Jun 26th 2003 | #110390 Report |
Member since: Nov 26th 2001 Posts: 2586 |
Yes. A monitor displays at 72 ppi. Your printer prints in dpi (dots per inch.) which is roughly translatable to pixels per inch. But, for instance, a cd jacket is typically printed at 300 dpi. So if your image is 8 x 8, at 72 ppi it'll look really blurry compared to an image that is 8 x 8 and 300 resolution.
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