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... the burden of preparing the right layout is more and more put on the
shoulders of the authors instead of the journal's typesetters. I've once
complained about this to an editor of a scientific publisher, and he
admitted that this is true, and it's done to reduce the printing costs :-(
Dirk.
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My point on journals is that generally they don't take any notice of what
size the author wants a picture anyway. I can send a picture I want to be
half-page & they will squeeze it into postage stamp size or whatever. (I
admit to over-generalising here ...)
Phil
Now here's the zinger: if you don't define the dpi in the image
header, how does the journal know how big you want the image to
appear? I honestly haven't the foggiest as to how this works at the
journal end.
Hope this clears it up a bit.
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