Change the G4 OS9 resolution without extensions

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  At present, the only way to change the size or resolution of the art of the draw is to send it to the office. I know that the team is alternative/additional research how save/export the work, but I don't know what it would look like or when he might make it into the app.

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• Changing the connections of bridge without virtual network Editor

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• How can I increase the size of the font of the text in the WORLD WITHOUT changing the DPI or RESOLUTION?

  This question was asked a thousand times.  I searched for hours and can't find a correct answer.

  I want to increase the font size in all of windows.  The default 9pt is TOO SMALL TO READ at least THAT YOUR FACE IS<12" from="" the="">

  For example, the clock in the lower-right. Or, the dialog boxes when you hover over something like the button start, or help him at question mark, etc.

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  In addition to the suggestion of Dissed, you can try this:

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• Change the size of resolution and the Document

  Hello - I have a jpeg file from a digital camera that I saved as photo.psd with a size of original Document of 44 "x 66" @ 72 DPI of resolution.

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