Printing Image files

Dear Friends,
Good Morning. Please help me in resolving the following scenario.
I want to select file from particular location and send that file to the specified printer. Is it possible, can u guys throw some light on this. It will be more helpful.
Thanks in advance.
Raj.

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Happy NI Week everyone! I couldn't make it this year, but I am working to encourage the pruchase of lots of NI hardware.
We know about printing the front panel of a VI as a quick and somewhat dirty way to generate a report. I know DIAdem would be the superior solution here, but I wonder if there's a middle ground. Recently, a customer requested some minor changes to an application and one of the requests was to "clean up" the way their logo looks on a printout. They supplied us with a high resolution version of their logo, and we tried converting it to various formats before pasting it on the front panel, but the printout seems to always be rather blocky and low resolution looking. My thought is that the front panel is rendered at 72 DPI (dots-per-inch) and the data sent to the printer is at that resolution. I know we can save an image of a front panel. So what I would like to do is make an oversized front panel, save it as an image file, and print that image file at 150 or 300 DPI.
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Hi Photon Dan,
Here is a possible solution. It requires some photo editing. You could take a normal screen shot of your front panel and then import it into a photo editor such as IrfanView. From that point you could resize the image and make it very large. This will make the image quality very poor. At this point you could import the high resolution image from your client and paste it over the poor quality image in the screen shot. Then resize it back to its normal size. You should then be able to select what DPI you would like to print it at and will have a high quality logo. Lots of photo editing but it could give you what you want.
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(2) Printer Settings.
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(4) Select Type of Prints.
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I thank everyone for the inputs, most if not all has been helpful. If for no other reason than I am not used to this type photo printing. When most printing I did over my career has been mostly l technical drawings and there most if not all, were black and white and if you got the size printed right it was fine and nobody noticed. But, now that I have retired I have more problems than before as I am now working more in not just color, but Photo graphs. Then of course there is the ten years of technology I messed. How I wish for the days when a program didn’t do what you wanted it too, you write your own code to add the function. But, now security walls and the complexity of programs today you need a team of 10 programmers’ to do that.
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I followed the steps you have described in one of your earlier reply but I am unable to see the image on the non-interactive ADOBE form.
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I am trying to find a way to save my image file as a jpeg and add -web or -print to the existing file name. This way I can easily see which files are lower resolution for web posting or high resolution for printing.

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How many pages are we talking about? The key to file efficiency is Placing images at their final size, so you are on the right track. Let me try to help...
"I need to resize several images in Photoshop to place in Illustrator and I'm wondering if I should save them as CMYK jpegs, or tiffs, etc. I need the file to be the smallest it can be for upload to the printer. I need the basics on different file types and their pros and cons."
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"Also, when I'm sending out the proof to the customer, any tips on saving the pdf so the images aren't too blurry and the file is still sendable?"
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-You're welcome. Let us know how it all shakes out.

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(1) There is nothing "unsafe" about JPEG-compressed images. However, JPEG compression is
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Dear user,
You are getting such output because you have checked ON the setting 'Print to file' in one of your previous prints. For resolving this issue, kindly uncheck option 'Print to file' present in bottom left corner of print dialog and then click on 'Print' (See attached image for reference).
Hope this will solve your problem.
Thanks
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