you set the DPI in the print driver - in Windows XP,
for Adobe, go to the Control Panel, open the Printers, right-click on "Adobe
PDFWriter", then select properties. Click on "Preferences", "Page Setup",
then select the resolution in the "Graphic" section.
but if you do your design just for online purposes usually 72dpi is ok for .pdf images
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Originally Posted by TwistMyArm |
Hi all,
I have a collection of PDFs that I will be printing at varying dimensions. Does anyone know how I could go about analysing the images embedded in the PDF to determine the 'DPI' of each image in the actual printout?
In reality, I can work out everything I need, so long as I can work out the dimensions of the 'element' that the images are in in the PDF.
Hopefully that makes sense to somebody: if not, feel free to say! I'm looking to do it with PHP in a Linux environment. I have tried with pCOS but apparently it's not possible, though I'm happy to be corrected.
????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/programming/485167-dpis-of-images-in-pdfs.html
If I need to pay for a library, I'm happy to do so, so long as the price, support and reliability are right.
Thanks...
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