Manejar imagenes de 150 dpi en director o flash

Hola amigos, alguien tiene idea si se puede manejar
im�genes de 150 dpi en
Director o Flash, esto es, cargar una foto, escribir un texto
sobre la foto
y luego tener posibilidad de guardar e imprimir, pero OJO la
impresi�n
tendr�a que ser a 150 dpi.
omar r�os pizarro
[ productor multimedia ]
>> tel +51.1.620.6090
>> fax +51.1.620.6094
>> email [email protected]

Supongo que podrias crearte una im�gen a escala y a
72dpi automaticamente
desde php, y cuando guardes, el propio php que regenere los
camios en la de
150dpi.
Bueno esa es la idea principal pero no me he parado a
pensarlo con
detenimiento.
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> Hola amigos, alguien tiene idea si se puede manejar
im�genes de 150 dpi en
> Director o Flash, esto es, cargar una foto, escribir un
texto sobre la
> foto
> y luego tener posibilidad de guardar e imprimir, pero
OJO la impresi�n
> tendr�a que ser a 150 dpi.
>
>
> omar r�os pizarro
> [ productor multimedia ]
>
>>> tel +51.1.620.6090
>>> fax +51.1.620.6094
>>> email [email protected]
>
>

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