On Jul 18, 2004, at 1:18 am, Nick Scalise wrote: > On Saturday, July 17, 2004, at 07:12 PM, Stroller wrote: > >> In Adobe Creative Suite, I have my artwork set to "View" at "Actual >> Size". When I measure it on the screen with a ruler, I find that it's >> about 75% of actual size. Is there a way to tell either my Mac or >> Adobe what size my monitor is, so that it'll actually damn display >> correctly..? >> >> I could, of course, fiddle with View at 125%, 128%, 132% or whatever >> until I get it right, but that's annoying - I really shouldn't have >> to do that. > > I believe actual size is at 72dpi. Set your monitor to 72ppi. If you > have a 17, that's usually 1024x768, etc. That's annoying. I have a pair of old but very serviceable 20" CRTs from SGI, rebadged Sonys, in fact. They run at 1600 x 1200, a resolution which is very comfortable for everything else that I do. I can not see myself reducing the resolution of everything else I do to fit in with the little illustration I blunder with. Stroller.