Heyas! Long time no see! I have a small problem with understanding CPAN errors which seem to happen more than successful installs. I just need to make my Perl Tk application make a nice PDF output using a simple PDF module that is easy to install for my friends. So far PDF::API2 was the only one that actually installed via CPAN. and I feel like it is popular enough to be in peoples precompiled software repositories in their OS's. Anyways, my question for you guys is: Can i place an image into my media area without it stretching out and blurring?? I create my page, then i create my image handler, then gfx(), then put the image into the gfx ad absurdum. 
$page = $pdf->new;
$mylol = $pdf->image_png("lmfao.png");
$gfx = $pdf->gfx();
$gfx->image($mylol, <posx>, <posy>);
...

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and the image stretches out really bad from end to end :( Thanks in Advance! ~Trevelyn.

In reply to pdf::api2 scale images? by trevelyn

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