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Thanks Admin,
I created a NEW image sized it to 6" BY 6".
The IMAGE SIZE WAS - 6 BY 6
Resolution 300 DPI (I always use this for detailed work)
Presample image - Checked on
Constrain Proportions - Off
Pixel Dim. 9.27M
1800 BY 1800 Pixels

The printed output size remained the 6 BY 6 size I wanted. Measuring the image on the monitor was silly, because the navigator can increase or decrease the size accordingly. Duh!:redface:
Again, I was playing around with the Desktop Screen resolution and thought for a moment I messed something up. My bad. Everyone's eyes are different,so the screen resolution will differ from one monitor to the next. 1024 BY 768 / 32Bit Highest, is what I'm using. Thanks for the silly questions.

<blockquote data-quote="bozojim" data-source="post: 87864" data-attributes="member: 16649">Thanks Admin,&nbsp;I created a NEW image sized it to 6&quot; BY 6&quot;. The IMAGE SIZE WAS - 6 BY 6Resolution 300 DPI&nbsp; (I always use this for detailed work)Presample image - Checked onConstrain Proportions - OffPixel Dim. 9.27M1800 BY 1800 Pixels&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; The printed output size remained the 6 BY 6 size I wanted. Measuring the image on the monitor was silly, because the navigator can increase or decrease the size accordingly.&nbsp; Duh!:redface:&nbsp;Again, I was playing around with the Desktop Screen resolution and thought for a moment I messed something up.&nbsp; My bad.<img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f609.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":wink:" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; :wink:"&nbsp; data-smilie="2"data-shortname=":wink:" />&nbsp; Everyone&#039;s eyes are different,so the screen resolution will differ from one monitor to the next.&nbsp; 1024 BY 768 / 32Bit Highest, is what I&#039;m using.&nbsp; Thanks for the silly questions.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bozojim, post: 87864, member: 16649"] Thanks Admin, I created a NEW image sized it to 6" BY 6". The IMAGE SIZE WAS - 6 BY 6 Resolution 300 DPI (I always use this for detailed work) Presample image - Checked on Constrain Proportions - Off Pixel Dim. 9.27M 1800 BY 1800 Pixels The printed output size remained the 6 BY 6 size I wanted. Measuring the image on the monitor was silly, because the navigator can increase or decrease the size accordingly. Duh!:redface: Again, I was playing around with the Desktop Screen resolution and thought for a moment I messed something up. My bad.:wink: Everyone's eyes are different,so the screen resolution will differ from one monitor to the next. 1024 BY 768 / 32Bit Highest, is what I'm using. Thanks for the silly questions. [/QUOTE]

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