Printwarning imageresolution under 96 DPI

ellnath said:

What's happening here?

He Elnath, Can you get something out of this POST ?

It has something to do with the EXIF data. If your bitmap imports into
your page at 72 DPI but your bitmap is a different DPI, then Corel isn't
reading the EXIF data. Try opening the same bitmap in PhotoPaint and
re-save it. Now re-import the bitmap into Corel. It will comes in at the
correct DPI and the warning will not pop-up during printing. I don't
know of any way to deal with it other than ignoring it. Your picture
will print at the DPI shown in the properties.

Steve
www.brutefish.com

ellnath wrote:
> In Corel Draw Graphics Suite X4 I get a warning in the printing-window
> that the resolution of the image on the page is under 96 DPI. However,
> this is not right. It's a photopgraph in jpg-format (made by myself) and
> properties-window within the document tells the resolution is 291x291 DPI.
>
> Other properties about the picture: the colourmode is 24 bits RGB, size
> is 1600x1200 (but I made it smaller to fit a part of the document).
>
> What's happening here? I can't find anything in the program to correct
> this. And does it influence the quality of the print? I'm not very
> satisfied with the result, to be honest.
>
> Thanks for a response, an answer or a solution. ellnath.
>
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Jeff Harrison said:

Yes, we have a awesome macro coming out that solves this and many other issues: CDR Preflight. It will notify you of problems and take you to them in your file.

Hi Ellnath, if u are wondering what Jeff is talking about in this post, then here is it's link:

http://macromonster.com/index.php?mod=descr&id_desc=89&keyword=CDR+Preflight&Submit=Go