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When you copy text from a website, a PDF, an email, or another document and paste it elsewhere, it typically arrives with all its original formatting intact — the font, size, color, bold, italic, links, and spacing all transfer along with the words. Paste as plain text strips all of that formatting and delivers only

DPI — dots per inch — is the number that determines whether your image will print crisply or come out blurry and pixelated. Before you send a photo to a print shop, submit images for a book cover, upload to a print-on-demand service, or prepare graphics for professional design work, you need to know what