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mchealthsci) wrote2016-12-13 03:56 pm
mchealthsci) wrote2016-12-13 03:56 pm
Ensuring your images are 300dpi for journal article submissions
Save yourself a bit of time in the long run with this simple regedit hack, which can be done on University computers without admin permissions being required:
Change the export resolution of images in Powerpoint
This means any diagrams, flowcharts etc you make in Powerpoint can be saved as an image at 300dpi right from the get-go, ready for upload when submitting to a journal. This stops them coming back to haunt you during the copyediting process when you have 3 different people emailing you asking for 300dpi versions of all your figures!
Change the export resolution of images in Powerpoint
This means any diagrams, flowcharts etc you make in Powerpoint can be saved as an image at 300dpi right from the get-go, ready for upload when submitting to a journal. This stops them coming back to haunt you during the copyediting process when you have 3 different people emailing you asking for 300dpi versions of all your figures!