keeping 300 dpi resolution for print quality

S

Stacey

I'm using Word 2003 and am trying to create print quality handouts with
screenshots. I use HyperSnap and capture the screen shot at 300 dpi. I save
the screen shot as a JPG and insert it into my Word document. If I change
the size of the image (height, width) the image seems to degrade and the
print quality is not what I'd like it to be. Is there anyway to maintain the
high resolution while still being able to change the size dimensions of the
image?

Thanks!
 

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