Improper Image format after PDF download in OBI 10.1.3.3.2

Hi Guys,
I want to display an Image on OBI Dashboard page with a Customer logo along with rest of the Reports embedded in it.
1) I am embedding the image(.bmp image file) using the Image/Link option available in Edit Dashboard
2) I have kept the image file in the path >>> OracleBI\web\app\res\s_oracle10\images
3) In the Image/Link properties window, I am providing the path of the image using the following text>>> fmap:images/aspire.bmp
It works fine when I refresh the page once I save the dashboard page. Image is clearly visible.
Issue is when I download the page into PDF format then the image is displaying in very small size._
I have already tried,
a) to increase the image resolution and then include in dashboard page.
b) to convert the .bmp into .jpeg & .gif file formats also. But it doesn't seem to work in either case.
Could anyone please help on this asap
Regards
Ranga

hi,
as you will search in many threads in this forum and blogs generally,Oracle recomends simple reports with pdf..For more detail you have to use Xml Publisher....
Alternatives ones...
1.put your image in seperate section...customize also the section...
2.check these files from this blog...
http://obiee101.blogspot.com/2008/09/obiee-pdf-controls-fst-files.html
hope i helped,
http://greekoraclebi.blogspot.com/
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