Yes, only for personal use, no resale or I'll sue your butt. AND... the quality will be very poor at 72dpi and very small. Sorry. You'll be much happier with them as screen saver images or better yet, actual Iris prints.

To license images online as a Registered client, you will need to use a credit card. If you wish to be billed for your licensing fees, we can arrange for Approved Client Status. Approved clients can license images via a credit card or billing account. You can apply for Approved Status in the My Account area or call us directly to speed up the process (during business hours) at 1-800-387-9010. See similar questions...

Yes, if they are for your personal enjoyment only, and not for profit. Please keep in mind all these images are low-resolution so they may not print very clearly. See similar questions...

In both the Browser and Java Client you can use the Print button to print out images and data low resolution - these will print out the entire image. To print out just that portion of the image you are zoomed into, you can use screen capture to copy the image into an image viewer like Photoshop. See similar questions...

Many LCD projectors can compress higher resolution computer displays to their native resolution. There are always compromises with this approach, and some of the finer detail and text in your higher-resolution images will break up with this technique. However, still photographs, animations and some technical illustrations will probably hold up well when reduced. The key is the degree of reduction. See similar questions...

Whenever you want to download an image in high-resolution format you have to register using your personal access details. Every image found by a search can be downloaded. You do not need your basket or light box. Click on the image so that it appears in the enlarged view. You will see a button called 'Download JPEG' underneath the image. Click on it. The rest of the process is dependent on the browser you are using. Click on the 'Download JPEG' button. Image opens in browser window. See similar questions...

On the next screen find the project you wish to generate images for and click on "Panel Options" in the appropriate column If on the next screen you may see "You have not generated your panel images yet, click here to generate them now", go ahead and do that now You should now see "Your panel images are up-to-date"... Now you can download, print or email your panel images or equipment list by simply following the instructions on the screen.. See similar questions...

Yes - the images are High Resolution images. You can print from your CD. All wedding images are FULLY EDITED . I go through each one to make sure the color is perfect, do crops, and add black and white to many of the pictures. See similar questions...

Because they don't exist! The people who make the bootlegs do so for fun and they can't be bothered to make the high-resolution versions that I used to make. You can't blame them really. Nevertheless, you can of course print out each bootleg card individually from the webpage it appears on. See similar questions...

While the final output of larger images will always demand longer processing times, some preview shortcuts can facilitate the workflow to reach your desired result. When you wish to do a full image render for previewing purposes, set your Res to a lower value such as 1:5. When you render your full image, your result will be pixilated because DOF PRO only processed every fifth line of data. See similar questions...

To ensure that your pictures come out as crisp and clear as you see them on your monitor, we highly recommend that you save all your .tiffs at 300 dpi. Note: Do not expand, blow up or re-image a low resolution image to 300 DPI. (This process does not enhance the actual picture it just creates a larger file size.) Sometimes you can bypass this rule if you have a large ( ie. 8" x 11") low resolution picture (72 DPI) and you want to reduce its size to (1 x 1. See similar questions...

That depends on your browser... With NetScape and Microsoft Internet Explorer you can Ctrl-Right Click *on* the image and you will get a menu with an option to "Save Image As...", or "Save Picture As...". Then you can just give it mapname.gif. See similar questions...

ArtMatic's images are exported without a DPI setting. When exporting from ArtMatic Pro, enter the pixel dimensions of the image you want. For example, if you want the image to be 4 inches square at 300 dpi, export the image with 1200 pixels by 1200 pixels. In your graphics app, open the picture and set the DPI setting without re-sampling the image. In PhotoShop, open the Image Size dialog and set the print resolution to the desired resolution. See similar questions...

Our printers are capable of printing at many different resolutions. We opt to print our fine art reproductions at 720x1440 dpi (dots per inch). This high resolution output provides an apparent continuous tone print showing little to no dot pattern. Now keep in mind, our printers use many different colors of ink to achieve millions of printable hues and shades. With all of these dots piled on top of each other, the resulting print is an amazingly accurate reproduction of the original. See similar questions...

If you have raster artwork (jpg, gif, psd, tif, bmp, Photoshop eps) or vector artwork with placed graphics, you can get the files converted into a useable format by CopyArtwork.Com for as little as $14.00. To get your art converted, visit CopyArtwork.Com by clicking the "Convert my file" link below CopyArtwork.Com will provide you an Illustrator file of your art in vector format. They will also provide a jpg for your viewing purposes only. Turnaround is 24-48 hours. See similar questions...

In the Thumbnails window, use the menu Create contact sheet from selected thumbs. The result image(s) can be printed or saved. See similar questions...