AdrianJMartin

Yes its Quark Xpress - one of the worlds most important and widespread DTP packages. Windows does show the correct dpi info for .jpgs- BUT i get the feeling that this is just the meta information the actual image is still 96dpi. save an image as a tif,png etc the image is ALWAYS 96dpi

The image's resolution is aways set to 96dpi when saving an image, not to the value given in the image resize dialog. Recreate/Test:- open picture change the resolution save (as..) the picture import picture into quark - note in the image browser the image res is set to 96dpi open file in good old paint - ctrl+E image attributes again note the res is set to 96dpi