By default, OpenPrinterDialog is returning a graphics object with a
resolution of 72dpi, so an average U.S. letter is 612 pixels wide. My
printer's native resolution is 600 dpi, and the Printer dialog settings
is showing the printer is currently set to 600 dpi.
When I draw on the page at 72dpi, specifying graphic objects' locations
based on 72dpi, the objects are being printed where I expect them to be.
Fonts and lines are being drawn without jaggies, as though they were
being drawn at 600 dpi.
How is RB achieving this apparent miracle? Certainly not actually
drawing on a 72dpi graphics object and expanding it to the printer's
native rez, which would cause jaggies.
-Tom
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