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<DIV>I'm revisiting an old program I wrote that prints out ID cards (10 to a
page) for a summer camp. I assign a JPEG for the camp logo to an image on
each card but then use "print card" to print a page with 10 ID cards. When
I do so, the logo comes out at the screen resolution and looks pretty
clunky. Any way I can send the page to the printer and maintain the
300 DPI resolution for the logo?</DIV>
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