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Create and order calendars online

Summer holidays have passed and the majority of people have returned home after having spent their time making excursions with family and friends or travelling abroad. Loads of photos have been taken and are now waiting desperately for a further use. But as you have no idea what to do ...

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A new face for Saxoprint.co.uk!

A new face for Saxoprint.co.uk!

The countdown is on - only 14 days to go until our web shop www.saxoprint.co.uk gleams in new splendour! Thanks to the simplicity and clarity of the new page construction and web shop design it is even easier to order at Saxoprint.co.uk from now on! One of the most conspicuous changes is ...

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New print and paper samples

New print and paper samples

Have you ever ordered print products at an online print shop? Then you might know the feeling of not being sure which paper type the best one for your particular purpose and product is. Looking at the huge variety of paper types Saxoprint.co.uk offers we understand this problem very well ...

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And the winner is...

And the winner is...

After a thrilling World Cup and a lively participation in our Kicktip game the winner of our first price was elected on 29th July. The Apple iPad went on tour again and thanks to our fruity colleague, the hard-working PostOrange it could be ceremoniously handed over to our loyal client Robert. CONGRATULATIONS ...

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The most common data layout mistakes

The most common data layout mistakes

Part 1 Missing extra trim at edges Bleed difference is an important characteristic for print data because it greatly affects the quality of the finished product. Without bleed area, printed products may show cut lines that, depending on your layout, can have a very negative optical effect. The only exception in ...

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Image Resolution

Thursday, 15. April 2010 9:21

Terms like resolution calculation, image dimensions, screen width, etc. are a great mystery to laypersons, because the terms relate to a very technical branch of desktop publishing. The issue is further confused by the fact that all three terms essentially express the same idea. The names simply sprung from different branches of the same field, though some still prefer to distinguish between them.


First of all, the print resolution is given in DPI, which indicates the number of dots (print points) per inch. In addition, the screen resolution is defined in LPI (lines per inch) to indicate the amount of printable screen lines per inch. Last but not least, the unit PPI (pixels per inch) is used to indicate the scanner or monitor resolution.

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