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| Adobe Illustrator, InDesign, and FreeHand are object layout applications. They handle two different kinds of object: Vector and Raster. |
| Vectors are defined mathematically. Vectors are resolution independent, so they can be scaled to any size with absolutely no loss of quality. |
| Raster images are fixed resolution bitmaps with a set pixel dimensions. Scaling a 2“ by 2” raster image to 4” by 4” reduces the number of pixels per inch by 50%. |
| Pay careful attention NOT TO SCALE A RASTER OBJECT so that the print output is less than 300 PPI. For a raster image to print properly, it must be provided at 300 pixels per inch (ppi or dpi) at the final output dimension. |
