Uploading images - resolution problems

Hi all,
We have been trying to upload images - signatures into ECC from SE78 - the length and width of the image is changed - 82 mm becomes 97 mm on upload.
I believe this is due to some system setting / config around image resolution.
can anyone give me some valuable inputs on the same.
- Surya.

Hi
After uploading the image,edit the technical attributes - increase the resolution and check the box - reserve height automatically.
Thanks
Vijay
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