Printing picture in low resolution

I want to print Logo in Label Printer. But it is printing in low resolution.
The dimensions of the Picture are 1,5 cm x 1,5 cm.
When I insert the picture (dimensions 317 pixels x 292 pixels) in CR , I change Xscaling and Yscaling.
When I printing CR, the picture is printing in resolution 62 pixels x 57 pixels.
I want to print Logo in high resolution.
Help me, please.

My version is Crystal Reports for Visual Studio 2003 .NET service pack 1
Thank you very much, but in this version not exists this Check.¿?
I have installed Crystal Reports 2008 (Trial versión), have open proyect VS and have printing picture in high resolution.
I have installed Hotfix CR and all updates Visual Studio 2003 .NET
I do not believe that it is necessary to change the version to solve this problem.
Regards,
David
Edited by: Navarro, David on Feb 11, 2010 11:51 AM

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