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  1. Viewing page with linked image causes file to be marked as dirty (needs saving)

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    6 comments  ·  Adobe InDesign: Bugs » Graphics/Images/Assets  ·  Admin →
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    Eric R commented  · 

    More detail on pixels/inch:

    1. From the linked community thread, from someone else who reproduced:

    "In my tests, I started with a transparent .psd (which is what I would normally use), then this morning used Photoshop's File > Export > Quick Export as PNG (72 ppi/225 ppi) and finally used File > Export > Export as and exported 2x the original size (72 ppi/450 ppi)—that's what did it."

    2. If I use Photoshop to create two single-pixel documents, one with Resolution of 72 px/inch (set in the New Document dialog) and the other of 73, then save each as PNG, the first doesn't trigger the behavior while the 2nd does.

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    Eric R commented  · 

    Did more testing - confirmed that I'm only seeing it with PNG files, and only where pixels/inch is set to higher than 72. (More details on factors that didn't prove relevant in the thread Uwe Laubender linked to.)

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