| Re: Vector Graphics in IDL? [message #30019 is a reply to message #29927] |
Wed, 27 March 2002 11:22  |
Rick Towler
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Registered: August 1998
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"Sean Davis" <sdavis@nis.lanl.gov> wrote :
> Ok... time for an "I'm lost ... " question. I'm trying to submit some
> plots to a journal that claims to require "Vector Graphics", which it
> suggests should be made in a program like Adobe Illustrator
I would agree with the others. An .eps file created in IDL should be ok (I
wouldn't worry about the rgb/cmyk issue). I suggest setting your font type
to 0 (!P.Font=0) as my experience has shown that many programs will not
import the text correctly if it is set to anything else. Also, .eps files
cannot contain more than one page (IDL will let you plot multiple pages, but
most programs will choke on the file).
Other programs allow you to edit/manipulate .eps files too, not just
Illustrator. Corel draw is one which is licensed by many government labs,
maybe you have access to that.
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Does your fish play the guitar? This might be a whole new field of study
for my lab...
-Rick
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