Hello, We are attempting to create a report that we can export to both PDF and Excel. In this report, we have a static header that contains an image (which is 96dpi). If we leave the height and width set to the correct values (800x60) when working in iReport, this leaves us with an enlarged image and degraded image quality. The solution that we've found is to convert the 800x60 that the image actually is to 600x45 (only in the object properties in iReport, still using the original image), which in combination with iReport's standard 72dpi will then produce an image that has the original quality. This only leaves us with a working version in PDF format, though, as the image in Excel is scaled to 133%(height) and 118% (width) - even though the resulting image is smaller than the original and PDF versions?. To summarize: 1) Is there an easy way to maintain the object sizes between all formats, irregardless of the dpi? 2) Is there a way to prevent Excel from attempting to scale the image, or is this something that Excel itself is doing when noting the disparity between the dpi the report has been generated with and that of the image? 3) Is there a simpler way to maintain the quality of the image without having to calculate the 'smaller' size which, in actuality, displays the image in it's true size? Any help is very much appreciated! Thanks, Andrew
