dml2000, Poser's ppi setting (I just checked and in Poser 8 it's "Pix/In") is there as a convenience. It only means anything if you set your render up in inches or centimetres, which you can do if you can't do the basic math yourself. If you set your render up in pixels, it's almost irrelevant, but Poser uses 72ppi by default because it has to use something, and 72ppi is generally accepted as standard "monitor resolution" So is your comic software's 96ppi: It's another standard, and another reason to **stop being fixated on meaningless dpi/ppi figures.
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If your publication specifies 1020 x 1320 pixels, that's what to give them. If they want the image tagged as being 120dpi or 150dpi, that's what to give them. You do realise that a 1020 x 1320 pixel image at 72ppi and a 1020 x 1320 pixel image at 96ppi are exactly the same?

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