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asiajason

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  1. Ok, got a response back from a tech support guy... first response is that it tries to print at the resolution of the image. That confused me, because I was assuming dpi=resolution, but it's not. I found this doc to help: http://www.pptxtreme.com/help/import_export/ResolutionExplainedPixelsDPIInches.html and it means the size and dpi = resolution. The resolution for a pic can be bigger than the resolution for a standard *printed* page. That is my understanding at the moment... so in short, the doc can't be printed from evernote. You must export it and print it (to reduce it) in another app that provides a "% reducer" print option. Evernote obviously doesn't provide this in their driver.... yet. So basically, printing from evernote mac sucks for oddly scanned sizes. Try printing from PC versions. Or fix your scans. I use my iphone to snap pics of docs, and those are HUGE resolution - so those scanned pages are now useless to me on my mac. So, If you scan docs, it's better to keep the white space around them to be a letter/legal/a4 scanned page, when printing, they will print at that same size. Again, I'll clarify if I get different info from evernote support directly - or if someone else wants to chime in.
  2. Is there any solution to printing images so they don't fill a letter-sized page?
  3. When printing a note, any images that were captured apparently are set to fill the page. ie, if I scanned an image of a 1cm x 1cm picture, then imported it into evernote, then print, the image comes out the size of the page. Moreover, there is no reduce % in the evernote print dialog. But that wouldn't be a working solution either, as then any text that went with the note would be reduced also (and unreadable) Suggestions? Thanks
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