99 -103 export

[Joel]

Well I discussed this with Kevin yesterday, and it appears that it is 
"intended" behavior.

We're not using traditional printer's points, but instead the extra 
'buffer space' around exported raster images is intentional and meant 
to prevent clipping. However, one can make use of the new Border field 
to change this value (and even put in a negative border number to clip 
a graphic).

Hope that helps,

Joel Page
Support Engineer
The Omni Group

On Wednesday, May 21, 2003, at 05:06 PM, Mark R. Hilton wrote:

> On Wed, 21 May 2003 12:01:38 -0700 (PDT), 
> omnigraffle-users-request at omnigroup.com wrote:
>> I have a graphic which the Geometry inspector tells me is 99x99 
>> points.
>>   When I export it to PNG with the following settings:
>>
>> Export Area: Current Selection
>> Border: NO
>> Resolution: 72dpi
>> Transparent Background: YES
>>
>> ...it exports an image of 121x121 pixels.  If I turn the image's 
>> shadow
>> off, the export goes down to 103x103.  Can anyone explain this to me,
>> and describe what I might do to keep the exported image under 100x100?
>> Is the Geometry inspector not taking account of something?
>>
>> Version is: 3.0.1 beta 2 (v56.4)
>
> Are OmniGroup working in traditional printer's points (72.27 per inch) 
> rather than computer points (72 per inch) that would make it pretty 
> close :-)
>
> Mark
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