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date: Wed, 25 Jun 2008 16:20:00 -0700,
group: microsoft.public.windows.vista.print_fax_scan
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Windows Photo Gallery - Can't Print FAXes...
So, somebody sends me a fax to our phone system, which in turn emails me a fax.
Of course, they don't set the FINE option on thier fax machine, so I receive
a fax that has a DPI of 200x100 - which is fax standard quality.
This means that I receive a PORTRAIT image that is 1700 x 1050 in size.
The Windows Photo Gallery renders this correctly, and the metadata correctly
reports that the image has a DPI of 204x98.
However, when I try to PRINT the image, it prints it in 1:1 ratio and
stretches the image twice as wide as it should be.
I can find NO WAY to alter the print behavior.
It is annoying as it correctly renders on the screen.
I've found several public articles on this, where they just complain that it
prints landscape, but I think that the root-cause here is that standard fax
resolution has different horizontal vs vertical resolutions.
Any ideas?
date: Wed, 25 Jun 2008 16:20:00 -0700
author: Nick Poore
RE: Windows Photo Gallery - Can't Print FAXes...
Does anyone have an answer for this?
"Nick Poore" wrote:
> So, somebody sends me a fax to our phone system, which in turn emails me a fax.
>
> Of course, they don't set the FINE option on thier fax machine, so I receive
> a fax that has a DPI of 200x100 - which is fax standard quality.
>
> This means that I receive a PORTRAIT image that is 1700 x 1050 in size.
> The Windows Photo Gallery renders this correctly, and the metadata correctly
> reports that the image has a DPI of 204x98.
>
> However, when I try to PRINT the image, it prints it in 1:1 ratio and
> stretches the image twice as wide as it should be.
>
> I can find NO WAY to alter the print behavior.
>
> It is annoying as it correctly renders on the screen.
>
> I've found several public articles on this, where they just complain that it
> prints landscape, but I think that the root-cause here is that standard fax
> resolution has different horizontal vs vertical resolutions.
>
> Any ideas?
date: Mon, 30 Jun 2008 16:52:00 -0700
author: Nick Poore
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