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Manipulating a BufferedImage for a dpi related problem....

 
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Hi,

I am in the process of developing an app in java which takes screen shot on pressing a button on the app. I am getting the screen shot using java.awt.Robot class. Then i am passing the image to system clipboard using java.awt.datatransfer.Transferable object. Now the problem is when i try to paste that image in MS Word 2007, i get a blurred image. But the same image when pasted into MS Paint and copied again and pasted to MS Word 2007 gives a perfect crisp image. The former image > paste in MS Word 2007 > Right Click on Image > Size, shows me some 87% height and width(Varies with different images). I havent resized it. But the paint version shows 100%. What might be reason and what am i missing here?? Please help me with this..Thanks in advance.

Edit : I thought it might be a dpi(ppi) related problem....
 
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