Smartform Image size is becoming larger

Dear Experts,
We have designed a smartform for printting letters. We have copied the image from word document and displayed on the smartform. The Images are coming larger in size.
How do we get in the same size, like what it looks like in word document..

Hi,
u can set Resolution ...
The graphic resolution controls the size of a graphic when it is printed. High resolutions produce small graphics while low resolutions produce large graphics.
If you choose default value 0, the original resolution of the imported graphic file is used.
can use following DPI..and check several sizes and chose appropriate
75 dpi
100 dpi
200 dpi
150 dpi
300 dpi
600 dpi

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