<< Don't the "resolution" figures given for an ink-jet printer refer to how
many positions on which it can place a dot in each inch, rather than the
dot size?
Yes, you are abosuletly correct, and thanks for pointing it out. I am sorry
for being so inaccurate in what I said. What I normally do when using the ppi
for calculation like this is to approximate and give someone just some crude
idea of the magnitude of size we are talking about.
>> That is, a printer with resolution rated at 600dpi can place a
dot of its default size in any of 600 positions in each linear inch of
image area. Those dots can and do overlap, and vary in size from one model
to another. >>
Yes. Thank you again!
Dave S.