Just curious...

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  1. Heaven's Angel Kingdom Keeper

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    I wasn't sure if it should go in the tech help or not, so yah I just put it here...


    can you use Gimp to make a poster the size of a sheet of copy paper?



    and if you can, how big do you make it? (in pixels?)
     
    Heaven's Angel, Jul 29, 2008
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  2. TacoGrenade King's Apprentice

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    This should probably go into graphic art. Try putting this there ok?
     
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  3. Heaven's Angel Kingdom Keeper

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    Okay, well I can't really move it... so whatever... >.>

    Does anyone know? <_>
     
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  4. Xegreny Kingdom Keeper

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    I have no idea the pixel numbers, but the average size of paper is 7 inches by 11 inches. (I think.)

    I'm fairly confidant that GIMP has a ruler when you open something in it. Try expanding the image using that ruler till it looks right.
     
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  5. Heaven's Angel Kingdom Keeper

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    Ack, nevermind... I just figured out how to select the size by inches instead of pixels... X.x
     
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  6. Xegreny Kingdom Keeper

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    Or that, lol.
     
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