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  radleysboo wrote:

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  Hi all

  I would like to convert image with a high resolution 1200pixel/inch of coding. I found some information below on the internet and there is nothing more than 600 resolution. I knew that it is possible to do with the UI in Acrobat. You have no idea how to do with coding?

  'kImgResolutionAuto = - 1,

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  kImgResolution150 = 150,

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  Kind regards

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