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Old 10-27-2016, 09:40 AM   #16
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The trouble is I need it to export at no less than 150 dpi because any less degrades the image so much so that one can't make out what it says. Therefore if I export for a tablet device can the same ePub file then be used on an iPhone or equivalent?
Yes. Nowadays, just setting the output profile to 'Tablet' (no rescaling) is pretty much your best bet.
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