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Need Help Fast..............

by Steve Wells
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I am working in a project and am in the proces of making an eCover, I have cover action pro, but I do not think that really matters.

Here is the issue, the templates are in 300 dpi, my images are not, so when I place them on the template they are too small.

I have tried to lower the template resolution to 72 dpi but then when I render the action script, its becomes corrupted...

I know I have done this before many times but I forgot what was needed to get this done properly with 72 dpi image on a 300 dpi template and to get it to actually render correctly....

Any help is much appreciated, I need to get this done a.s.a.p.

Steve
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  • Profile picture of the author richporr
    Is this what you need?

    http://www.turbophoto.com/Photoshop-...rick/index.htm

    Scales up to 300dpi.

    -rich
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    • Profile picture of the author Steve Wells
      Thanks guys but thats not really what I am looking for, this is related to photoshop action scripts, specifially CoverActionPro Action Scripts. But may hold true to others also.

      These actions scripts have templates that are 300dpi, and then you place an image on them, such as your design you want turned into an eCover. And then you press render and it builds your eCover, the problem is this a 300 dpi template is huge and when a design that was made at 72 dpi is placed on it, the design does not fit on the template, its too small.

      And I cannot increase the dpi on the design to 300 from 72 because it will become pixilated. So there has to be a way to take the 300dpi template and modify it so that I can place my 72 dpi image on it and render it.

      So far any modifications I have made to the 300dpi template have caused the render mode to corrupt at somepoint during the rendering.

      If you have never done this before this probably makes no sense to you but I am sure someone knows what I am talking about who has used these scripts before?

      Thanks again for you help so far....
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