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Old post I know but here is an FYI and some math for the 1440 answers above...
A twip is not simply 1/1440
th of an inch. A twip is 1/20
of a point.
The point you are working with in a printable document, typically, is a postscript 72dpi:
72dpi * 20Twips/Point = 1440twips
.
So in dealing with say a Crystal report, with a twips width of 15840
(and margins of 0 twips),
the width would be 11 inches (15840 / (72 * 20))
.
Based on a screen density of 96 dpi, the report will post to the screen at:
1056px wide (96dpi * 11in = 1056px)
.