Is this an on line event calendar or something that will be forwarded to printers? For material that is going to be displayed on line, anything much over 72 dpi is overkill. Most monitors display at 72 dpi. If you have a 2" x 2" image at 72 dpi but convert and upload it to 144 dpi, it is going to display on screen as 4" x 4". Pump up the dpi further and you will have an image that you have to use the scroll bars to see in it's entirety. If it is for print, contact the printers and ask for their specs. I seem to recall 150 dpi as the preference when I worked at a printer. If my logic is off, please educate me. On 4/27/2017 4:40 AM, rich2005 wrote:
No, the site does not give any physical image size requirements like width inches or height inches. What do you suggest I change the print dpi to? Thanks for your suggestion.As Steve Kinney pointed out you file is well below the threshold given, so you have to start looking for other reasons. Not a good service, if clear details of requirements are not given. That error message might just be a catch-all. You could try the attached, it is a small jpeg same as your image but the ppi is 250 and even if unpacked at the web-site end should be less than 500 kb. Attachments: * http://www.gimpusers.com/system/attachments/562/original/Rev_Johns_Photo.jpg
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