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My laptop has an 11.8" wide screen. At a horizontal resolution of 1280, that gives ~108 ppi. The vertical ppi works out to ~106. Vista recognizes the monitor as "default monitor" which works well enough for most purposes. PC Wizard 2008 reveals that the monitor is a SAMSUNG SEC4942. I have tried to find drivers for this monitor or its equivalent but haven’t succeeded.
Photoshop Elements reports screen ppi as 72 and its print size calculations are off accordingly. I would like to know what I could do to correct this. I think it would either amount to updating the display driver with something more specific, changing something in Vista or else making a change somewhere in Elements settings. Anyone know how to deal with this problem?
John L.
Photoshop Elements reports screen ppi as 72 and its print size calculations are off accordingly. I would like to know what I could do to correct this. I think it would either amount to updating the display driver with something more specific, changing something in Vista or else making a change somewhere in Elements settings. Anyone know how to deal with this problem?
John L.
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