No problem cekman. Keep in mind that anything over 72DPI is generally considered a waste on the web unless someone will be printing the image and in that case you could offer a link to a larger version. Not sure if you are already optimizing down to this resolution but it may help with bandwidth if you aren't.
mueller - I'm assuming DPI is the same as PPI? If so - then no - I'm going much higher - 200 - 250 PPI. I'll try lower PPI and see if that helps. My pictures of my cross stitch books need to have at least some good detail so my customers can get a good idea of what the designs in the books look like. Thanks again for you input!
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