Converting .emf files to .png maintaining 300 dpi resolution

Hi,
Can this be done? If so, how?
Thanks!

How do you change the PNG code?
Chris writes the actual Photoshop code (I believe) I don't think it's something we can do (if I understand your ? correctly).
Image> Image Size> Resolution: typing 300 over the 299.99 doesn't stick or does it throw your pixel dimensions off?
PDF opening in Photoshop with transparency? Is there a way around that?
Layers> Flatten
File> Save As
unchecking some of the Save options may have a similar effect on transparency, layers, ect

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>I have a 48 slide presentation that has a small .png image in the "slide
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PowerPoint only has to store one instance of the image even thought it is
displayed on multiple slides. But Acrobat can't do the same, the image has
to be stored for every page that it appears on, so that would explain the
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Acrobat is supposed to be able to optimize the storage of common background
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