Enlarge image maintain resolution

Photoshop Elements 10. I want to enlarge an image and maintain 300 dpi resolution. If I enlarge the image the resolution automatically lowers. I need to keep the res at 300. How do I accomplish this?

Check Resample Image in the Image Size dialog.

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I have a graphic in Preview. The largest file is a .jpg at 77 KB. Information about the graphic is in the attached "Adjust Size ScreenPreview Galleon 77.
I find that when I reduce the size of the file using Previews menu bar functions that I usually use — Screenshot>Zoom reduce>Select the smaller picture>Screenshot — that the result is an image that has lost the focus, the resolution of the original graphic.
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Message was edited by: Daniel Walker3

Hi, Daniel. The Finder doesn't know anything about the resolution of an image file — that's why you can't ask the Finder to display it. Resolution simply isn't a Finder-accessible attribute. You need to use an image-editing, -viewing or -browsing application to display an image's resolution on a Mac. There are dozens of such apps to choose from, ranging from freeware to Photoshop, and they all work differently and have different capabilities from each other.
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How to make Image/size/resolution agree with metadata resolution?

After scanning the help file a bit and searching thru this forum a bit with `metadata resolution' as search criteria, I'm still pretty confused about how it is supposed to work.. I may have never actually found the right part of the help file.
Cutting to the chase: How can I make the resolution reported by the metadata tab for resolution agree with what is reported inside photoshop at Image/size resolution. I didn't see any way to set how res is reported in bridge.
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Jingshu Li wrote:
Some JPG or Tiff with Camera raw settings will be opened in ACR firstly when you double click them. In ACR workflow option (the bottom in the ACR dialog) the resolution value isn’t same with that in Bridge (metadata panel). If you go ahead to open the image in PS by clicking ‘Open Image’ button in ACR dialog and then check the image size from Image -> Image Size in PS, the resolution will be same with ACR (actually it is changed by ACR).
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The files are *.jpg. But I don't see where camera raw comes in. These are common jpg files. I'm opening them by double click in bridge.
Any way I did disable jpg and tiff in the Camera Raw preferences as you suggested. At Jpeg and tiff handling, both disabled. and restared bridge.
However, I see no improvment.
For example, a file reporting 72 ppi in bridge when opened in photoshop ... Images/size resolution reports 480 pixels/inch.
There is obviously some kind of miss handling that has been done to these files for them to have such a high resolution. I suspect they may have been handled at Walgreens or Walmart... or similar since I had something very similar happen to me once when I had a bunch of pictures developed at Walgreens and they cam back with resolutions like that, when I know the camera would have given them something way less.
But I don't see how any of that should be effecting Bridges inability to get the resolution right.
Here is another example: some.jpg
It appears that bridge is showing an unusually huge file size in inches, to account for the reported 72 ppi.
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Size: ...............1.14mb
Dimensions:.....1496x1064
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Resolution: .....72 ppi
===========================
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height 2064
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jimrc wrote:
Thanks Cyclosaurus. That works great and does just what I wanted. There are a few small glitches though that you may be able to help with.
http://web.me.com/jrcphoto/jrcphoto/GALLERY/GALLERY.html
When clicking on the People gallery, the page we're bypassing blinks briefly before going to the thumbnail page. This doesn't happen on the other pages. Any thoughts?
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Also, there is a Back to Album link in the upper left which takes you to a blank page and then you have to click the Back to Index link to get to the main Gallery page. Can I get the Back to Index link on the other page instead?
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<script type='text/javascript'>
_base=parent.window.location.href;
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var albumsIndexURL = 'http://web.me.com/jrcphoto/jrcphoto/GALLERY/GALLERY.html'; // this is you album URL, change this if needed
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headerControls = parent.document.getElementsByClassName('com-apple-iweb-widget-detailview')[0];
backToAlbumDiv = headerControls.getElementsByClassName('left')[0];
backToAlbumAnchors = backToAlbumDiv.getElementsByTagName('a');
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backToAlbumAnchors[btaai].removeAttribute('onclick');
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chknewBtI = setInterval('newBtI()', 500);
</script>

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