Graphic quality of Chart

[Sara]

I've done a chart that my nephew who works for an architectural company can print out for me. He wants a jpeg. Is there a way to save one that has a better resolution than 72dpi? I tried saving as a Tiff file then opening in Photoshop Elements or Preview thinking I could then convert & save it as a jpeg at 300dpi (which is what he wanted). When I opened the Tiff file some of the "pieces" were missing - lines connecting boxes, box frames, etc. I had searched this forum and that was the only workaround I had found. Any suggestions?

[marnen]

There are many other threads dealing with this (do some keyword searches on "graphics" or "file formats"), but the basic answer is that JPEG is about the worst format for a chart. It's meant for photographs, not for high-contrast line art such as is found in charts. I would advise creating a PDF file from Reunion, then using GraphicConverter or some similar program to get it into the format desired (almost certainly not JPEG -- ask your nephew what else he can deal with).

Edit: Your nephew can almost certainly deal with a PDF file directly. That will make your life easier and will mean that the image stays sharp.