> Powerpoint lets you export slides as images (png, bmp etc), but I think it
> reduces the DPI to 96 though, since its supposed to be for screen.  There
> may be a 'Print' DPI option.
>
> Tony

I'm not sure how my graphics dept did it, I just gave them the PPT file and
they produced me a 40x50 inch poster. The central image is about 15x20
inches, from a 5 megapixel original. I don't notice any pixelation so they
must have a way of getting 600dpi or better.

-Denny

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