Change scan resolution from HP Scan App iMac

I use the HP SCAN app to scan from my Photosmart. I like it because it lets me crop to constrained size. However, it seems to scan only at 200 DPI. I want a higher scan resolution. I know how to change it through System Preferences, but HP SCAN does not use those settings. How to I adjust the scan resolution from WITHIN HP SCAN application?

OK, from the HP Scan software click the Scan button.From there click the Down arrow () or the Show Details button to view and change any scan settings, including the scan resolution.

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djinn wrote:
> Jim Babbage .:CMX:. & .:Adobe Community Expert:.
wrote:
>
>> Your image resolution is in pixels. Note the upper
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>>
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>>
>
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