Increasing DPI output for jpg format

[Stuart James]

I created a business card in Publisher and am trying to upload it to a
Business Card site in jpg format for printing. I used save-as in Publisher
and selected the jpg format. the site has informed me that the dpi is
insufficient for good quality. How do I increase the quality of the image or
increase the dpi resolution of the image before using the save-as option in
Publisher. In Publisher it looks great but the jpg image looks lousy.

Thanks,

Stuart James

 

[Mary Sauer]

When you right-click your creation and click save as a picture, there is an
option to change the resolution just above the file name.

 

[Stuart James]

Thank you. That fixed it for me.

When you right-click your creation and click save as a picture, there is an
option to change the resolution just above the file name.

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[John Inzer]

I created a business card in Publisher and am trying to
upload it to a Business Card site in jpg format for
printing. I used save-as in Publisher and selected the
jpg format. the site has informed me that the dpi is
insufficient for good quality. How do I increase the
quality of the image or increase the dpi resolution of
the image before using the save-as option in Publisher.
In Publisher it looks great but the jpg image looks
lousy.

Thanks,

Stuart James

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Some online printers accept .pub files...
it couldn't hurt to ask.

 

[Ed Bennett]

Some online printers accept .pub files...
it couldn't hurt to ask.

PDF is a far more suitable format than JPEG. PNG would do, but JPEG is
pretty much the least suitable for text and line art that is
traditionally found on business cards.