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  Improving Image Quality When Rendering Canvas™ Paint Objects - Part Three   Buy Canvas Software!
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10. The dialog will display the paint object's resolution (144 ppi - circled below left). Enter 72 for the resolution (circled below right) and click "OK" to resample the paint object.

11. Now the paint object has a resolution of 72 ppi...the same as the first.

12. When you compare the original paint object with the resampled one, you can see that there is a noticeable improvement in quality. The outlines are not as heavy and the overall appearance is smoother.

13. Zoom out to 100%. Notice the difference?

 
 

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