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I’m doing what I’d imagine is about the simplest thing to do in Photoshop.
For setting up a tiling background, I created a 2 inch square picture. I’m filling it with one 72 point character from a dingbats font, changing the color, and adding a background layer of a different color.Two layers, that’s it.
Then I save it as a jpeg.
It is coming up at the lowest possible resolution as 1 meg in size in the estimate and 556k on disk. Any ideas how to make this a lot smaller? I can’t see such a simple picture needing a meg worth of detail.
Thanks.
For setting up a tiling background, I created a 2 inch square picture. I’m filling it with one 72 point character from a dingbats font, changing the color, and adding a background layer of a different color.Two layers, that’s it.
Then I save it as a jpeg.
It is coming up at the lowest possible resolution as 1 meg in size in the estimate and 556k on disk. Any ideas how to make this a lot smaller? I can’t see such a simple picture needing a meg worth of detail.
Thanks.
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