Might depend on how you scale it (you didn't tell). A print screen certainly isn't a very good way, because it lowers the resolution to the resolution of the screen. And it might depend on how DPaint picks up the contents of the clipboard.
I find Irfanview (free) to open a pdf-file and then reduce the size and sharpen it and excellent way of doing this.
An example of a result of these simple steps: http://oew.leisb.nl/gif/uitnodiging1.jpg
Kees
When I print a pdf image, I get a certain print quality. Sometimes, for reasons of scaling, I change the image to (for example) 80%, then do a Print Screen, and paste it on a DPaint page, then save as a .bmp file. The quality of the resulting bmp file has dropped from the original pdf file.
Any ideas of how to keep the quality?

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