Anthony, > The DPI setting of the file is just an information field,
Exactly what field is it, and in what file format are you talking about? > A few > programs look at the DPI setting when you select options like "display at > actual print size" or when you try to print a file. "Display actual print size", I don't believe, nor do I see how, has anything to do with any DPI that NIGHT be stored in the image file from the scanning process. If the print size stated is 4x6, it'll display it at ~4x6 on the monitor. The dimensional information (4" width and 6" height) are stored in the file, that's a given. It, of course, uses the MONITORs DPI information to figure out how to display it at 4x6, but that has nothing to do, as I said, with any (scanning) DPI that MIGHT be stored in the file. The two "DPI"s are unrelated. Austin ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Unsubscribe by mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED], with 'unsubscribe filmscanners' or 'unsubscribe filmscanners_digest' (as appropriate) in the message title or body
