I am producing 30 x 20 canvas prints... 600 to 1200 dpi.

the save to jpg function just dies... I did find the up to 600 dpi save.

the program does crash on attempting to write file... might be trying to create virtual drive... I have never had this problem before... (well not in a long time... been doing production work since 386's in early 90's

All that is well and good.
I print for personal use on an HP800ps.
The only "neat" feature I need the software for is to quickly create edges for my gallery wraps so I can crop prints to fit the bars.

It is taking up to TEN minutes to run the algorithm to create a file from a perfectly good jpg to add two inches of info on four sides.

i MUST have a problem with my install.

there must be a way to address the cache, I cannot save a jpg to file because "I do not have enough storage space"... four terabyte drives and 28 gigs of ram.

somehow I am missing the boat.

i also do not ride the forum boards much... where are you putting the screenshots

 

I am clicking along fine with a dual core processor and tons of Ram.

This program appears to run completely on processor speed.

I love the software, but need it to be more "pepply".  If I have to grab a new windows box with a jillion core processor, will I be able to transfer my license that that new piece of equipment?

I have no issues for speed in PS, AutoCad or any other program I am running.  I am also almost twice as fast in spooling.

I am new to the software, a bit tired, and just seeking solutions to the "apparent" speed issues I am having.  I started on 386"s and it took 4 hours to plot a hidden line removal plot file... so I guess I am spoilt now.

I am not finding a way to increase the resolution of a jpg beyond 300 dpi.

in working with canvas and wraps, the interpolation is set to 1200 dpi and I need to decrease this, however, I am importing files at 600 dpi and they are being reduced.

where do I increase the dpi value of a saved jpg.