At 7/12/2002, you wrote: >hi > >Couldn't find a way for changing resolution, >for png-image create with gd. > >Default resolution of gd is 72dpi. > >Created picture is a barcode. > From TTF - Font. > >thanks for help and hints. >robert
Hi Robert, If your intention is to use dpi in order to offer different sizes for printing (from web browser): you can go around that by just recreating the images from TTF straight to correct pixel resolution, i.e you could ask user the target dpi and create a new image for that dpi. Web browsers usually ignore dpi. Dpi is just a number which is attached to the photo in order to suggest a printing size (dots per inch). 100x100 photo with dpi 200 will print .5 inch on paper, and 100x100 photo with dpi 10 will print 10 inch on paper. Personal computer monitors and internet browsers don't use dpi, they just place one pixel on selected resolution matrix. The talk "Mac is 72" and "PC is 96" has no meaning because screen dpi changes with resolution and monitor image size adjustments. ------------------------- Pekka Saarinen http://photography-on-the.net ------------------------- -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
