Exporting images changing sizes

Hi,
I am exporting some artwork with is on an A4 sized canvas and when I place that image into pages its half sized. I have reopened the .png in illustrator and it shows the correct size. Does anyone know if this is a problem with Illustrator or if its just something thats happening because I'm using pages.

Rebecca,
It sounds like a matter of choosing the right resolution, or image size in pixels by pixels, in connexion with your exporting it.

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edit: Oh, wait
vividdesigngirl wrote:
...I accidently thought the question was how big my artboard was in pixels not my exported image. ...
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