DPI. Dots per inch. That’s how many droplets of liquid squeeze into an inch of your printed paper. PPI. Pixels per inch. That’s how many points of light live on an inch of screen. Simple enough, right ...

When printing a high-quality photo, you'll want to make sure the image's DPI is optimized. DPI stands for dots per inch and refers to the number of physical dots per inch on a printed document. But ...

Resolution determines how many pixels an image contains. These tiny tiles remain virtually invisible unless you zoom in at high magnification. When you measure resolution, you express image size in ...

I'm just starting to play around with exporting SVGs from Illustrator: That artwork has a size of ~2.75" x 2.85" in Illustrator, because it's meant to be printed on a decal for our product. I exported ...

Color laser printers provide crisp, waterproof text and brilliant images. They work well for home offices and small businesses, since they can produce a high print volume per toner cartridge. However, ...

DPI affects all programs and, in addition to font size (names of shortcuts, etc.), affects sizes of icons (e.g., in IE or Firefox toolbars), windows, menus and spacing. It's similar (very generally) ...

We’ve all become accustomed to the PPI (Pixels Per Inch) count on our iPhone and iPad displays, but another metric that’s worth knowing is the DPI (Dots Per Inch) of your mouse. This will determine ...

To get the best results when printing digital photos, you should know what the standard printing terms mean. In this Insider, we’ll examine some of them, with the aim of clarifying printing issues ...