Control: found -1 1:4.2.5-1.3 On Fri, Sep 15, 2000 at 09:15:51PM -0700, Jeff Breidenbach wrote: > Package: tgif > Version: 1:4.1.34-2 > Severity: normal > > I was trying to incorporate a bitmap into a tgif drawing at 600 dpi, > without success. I think I uncovered a bug in tgif which can be > reproduced as follows. A better way to do this would be to import the PNG directly, probably.
> ########################################### > # 1) Download a 600x 600 pixel png image > ########################################### > wget http://www.jab.org/test.png Long dead of course, but those are easy to come by > ################################################ > # 2) Convert the bitmap to eps with imagemagick > ################################################# > convert -density 600x600dpi test.png test.eps2 > cp test.eps2 test.eps imagemagick now validates the integers, so drop the "dpi" suffix > #################################### > # 3) Import the eps file into tgif > #################################### > Using the GUI menu, > File-->Import-->Import EPS file > > Tgif should place the image as 2.54cm x 2.54cm, > but instead places the image as 1.5cm x 1.5cm, > which (disastrously) messes up the images > resolution. I can't repro this directly, but I see something very similar: a 600 DPI image is imported at around 5.2mm (no clue about the precise value, tgif appears allergic to displaying any numbers) a 72 DPI image is imported at around 47mm a 60 DPI image is imported at around 56.5mm Best,
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