Re: can't import at non-integer DPI... workaround?
Liz Ackerman
I am going to assume you are using a very early version of MTC
that supported Cricut cutters AND gave the user the ability to
change File => import DPI values of a graphic (changing the DPI
does not successfully change the quality, as MTC is not a raster
editing program). The last version of MTC does not have that
feature, and as Julie stated it imports at the set rate of 90 DPI.
Once you have imported an image, MTC has created a cutting path
from it and you can make it any size you want using width and
height values. The cutting process does not need dpi information -
which is technology used in PRINTING images, not cutting them. On 11/26/2020 10:34 PM, Graham Toal
wrote:
-- Liz A.
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