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PostScript output from iTools [message #36980]

Mon, 10 November 2003 16:52

Ralph.Gailis
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Registered: November 2003

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Has anyone tried to produce PostScript output from iTools (in particular iPlot)?
The only way I can find is to select File->Print from the menu, and then check the
box "Print to File". This doesn't seem to produce the same quality as PostScript
generated from direct graphics using the PS device. Fonts, symbols and lines
appear somewhat blurry, much the same way as exporting a plot figure to an image
file format such as bitmap, jpeg etc.

If PostScript is not the answer, is there some other way of creating publication
quality figures (such as for a journal article) using iPlot? Exporting to some
image file format (which appears to be the only option at present) just doesn't
give acceptable results.

Are there any plans to give PostScript support to iTools, such as is currently
available for direct graphics, in a future release?

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[Message index]

		PostScript output from iTools By: Ralph.Gailis on Mon, 10 November 2003 16:52
		Re: PostScript output from iTools By: Ralph.Gailis on Thu, 20 November 2003 15:33
		Re: PostScript output from iTools By: David Fanning on Mon, 17 November 2003 08:48
		Re: PostScript output from iTools By: John Mariska on Mon, 17 November 2003 06:31
		Re: PostScript output from iTools By: David Fanning on Sun, 16 November 2003 17:54
		Re: PostScript output from iTools By: Mark Hadfield on Sun, 16 November 2003 17:38
		Re: PostScript output from iTools By: David Fanning on Sun, 16 November 2003 16:48

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