bug export

[larsh]

Hi, export a single page as a JPG it holds the px from book and change not to what I write in the form. Would be fine to fix the last settings. lars

PS: TIMES is accepted by blurb.de (not: Times New Roman)

[walt.farrell]

I'm a bit confused, lars.

Your topic title refers to a printing bug, but your post talks about an export issue. Also, I'm not sure what you mean by "change not to what I wrote in the form."  Also, which "last setting"?

Can you clarify whether it's printing or export, and perhaps provide a screenshot or recording of the problem?

(Also, feel free to write in another language if that will help you explain it better.)

 

[larsh]

Hi, Walt, your are right: export a JPG for printing.

I select page 1 of a publication, form 1 comes up:

Then I change to form 2 (420x360; Lanczos 3; 85%)

what I get: 2888x2475 px in 300 dpi (in: Vorschau/ View). I want 420x360 px.

 

Best, lars

 

[thomaso]

I get the same unexpected result like lars:

A custom jpg export document dimension (px x px) has no effect for the resulting dimension but results in document page dimension with lower, jaggy, quality.

A switch of document preference from Millimeters to Pixels has no effect on this bug.
A switch of document resolution from 300 dpi to any lower has an effect – but the bug of not respected custom export pixel dimensions still remains.

[thomaso]

1 hour ago, larsh said:

Hi, Walt, your are right: export a JPG for printing.

@larsh, um Missverständisse zu vermeiden, kannst du den Titel deines Themas auch nachträglich anpassen (klick auf "Edit" unter deinem 1. Beitrag), zB in "JPG export pixel size".
(Deine spätere Verwendung des jpgs spielt für das Thema kein Rolle. So ist "for printing" hier besonders missverständlich, weil zum Druck eine hohe Auflösung sinnvoll ist, während ein Verkleinern eher fürs Web gewünscht wird.)