High-Resolution Image Printing

by Ross Howard

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  1. imran hashmi

    Hi

    Please can any one help me to manage a stick up footer on the website for IE 5.0 +.

    As you can see 1 on http://www.bmw.co.uk

    thanks

    Imran Hashmi

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  2. Gustav Andersson

    useful

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  3. shashi kumar

    pls allow me download the image

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  4. John Kelling

    I use low-resolution and clickable thumbs for accessing the high-resolution images.
    There http://www.phpclasses.org/ are a lot of good gallery-scripts that make it automatically.

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  5. Nicholas Orr

    I so needed this.

    I’ve built an app that does quotes, and people really need to be able to print. The images I put up at first look great on the site then as soon as you go to print it is crap…

    Using 300 & 150dpi images has fixed all the issues. As this is an application and the same 7 images are used over and over again, I’ve simply added a preload js function. Works great.

    Now all I need is to get IE7 to print Transparent PNGs…

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  6. Carlos Bacco

    I suggest you turn off antialiasing to produce B/W print images.

    The circles in the example are antialiased, so the printer will use patterns/hatches where the pixels are gray. Using high resolution jagged images improves the sharpness of the borders (barcode readers will thank you too).

    Just test and see.
    Cheers.

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