FAQs
FAQs
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What software is available to me and where?
What software is available to me and where?
Click here for a complete list of software available to CCI students and it's locations
How do I connect to the Eduroam WiFi network?
How do I connect to the Eduroam WiFi network?
Click here for instructions - this is especially useful if you have an Android device
Is there anywhere else in Portsmouth University I can print?
Is there anywhere else in Portsmouth University I can print?
Click here for information about Printing around the University
How do I credit my Papercut account?
How do I credit my Papercut account?
Click here for information on crediting your print account
How do I use a Remote Access Machine in the Digital Studios?
How do I use a Remote Access Machine in the Digital Studios?
How do I install the University VPN on my device?
How do I install the University VPN on my device?
Will no access to or any issues with printing effect my grades?
Will no access to or any issues with printing effect my grades?
You need to speak to your course leader or module coordinator about course/module specifics.
You can find a list of CCI staff emails here.
Best export settings for print/print preparation?
Best export settings for print/print preparation?
From a design file that is set to the size required when finished.
Make a high quality (300dpi) CMYK PDF from any software.
Crop and Bleed might need to be considerations and can be understood from this video.
Best export settings for a digital image?
Best export settings for a digital image?
From a design file that is set to the size of screen to view on, high resolution is 300ppi but can be scaled down to maybe as low as 150ppi depending on purpose.
The image will need to be RGB and then it is a case of looking at the size of the image and using compression if it is to large.
File types could be JPG/TIFF/PNG if sub-settings are considered.
Best export settings for a web image?
Best export settings for a web image?
From a design file set to the size of the intended area the image will occupy.
The resolution for web is generally low at 72dpi. This is to keep loading times down.
If quality is more important, the image could be raised up to 144dpi.
The image will need to be RGB and then it is a case of looking at the size of the image and using compression if it is too large.
File types could be JPG/TIFF/PNG if sub-settings are considered.
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