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Does anyone know of a program that will take a company logo in jpeg and convert it to a dwg file. When I place the jpeg in my revit titleblock it will sometimes print fuzzy. or any other ideas for making the logo print as it appears on the screen.
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Jennifer
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You are better off using the jpeg.... just use one with a higher resolution and scale that down rather than scaling one up.
Edited on: Tue, Sep 25, 2012 at 8:57:44 AM
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maybe that's my problem i have been sizing up.
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Sounds like you need a higher resolution image. If you got the logo from a website it's probably 72 dpi which is fine for screen viewing but it doesn't print well. You need something that is 300 dpi or greater for printing.
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