Digital BW, The Print

> Does anyone know what checking "pixel doubling" in photoshop's
> preferences does?
> 
> Should you be using diffusion dither, or not, with Epson's printers?
> 
> Jerry
>

> Straight from Adobe's website
> 
> The Use Pixel Doubling preference option speeds up the preview of a tool or
> command's effects by temporarily doubling the size of the pixels (halving
> the resolution) in the preview. This option has no effect on the pixels in
> the file; it\ufffdsimply provides faster previews with the tools and commands.
> 
> Peter Lindman
> 
> on 8/17/02 9:22 AM, Jerry Olson at jerryolson@... wrote:
> 
> > Does anyone know what checking "pixel doubling" in photoshop's
> > preferences does?
> >
> > Should you be using diffusion dither, or not, with Epson's printers?
> >
> > Jerry
> >
> 
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