| Re: Student vs. normal version [message #46536 is a reply to message #46452] |
Thu, 24 November 2005 08:05   |
nmd.oliveira
Messages: 1
Registered: November 2005
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Do you save 3D variables in the PNG format? (As an alternative to make
scientific "movies"?)
If I try to pass a 3D var to the WRITE_PNG routine I get this error
message:
% WRITE_PNG: Image array must be (n,m) or (1-4,n,m).
I see the in the reference guide (pag.2523) that they refer the
possibility of saving a 3D variable, but I can't see how.
Kenneth P. Bowman escreveu:
> In article <1132814401.156202.144200@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>,
> "bas" <bas@hawaii.edu> wrote:
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>> Hey everyone:
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>> I was curious if anyone knows the differences between the student
>> version and the normal version? I read its something about GIF and
>> MPEG licenses.
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>> Are any features disabled in the student version?
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>> Is that worth the extra price?
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> No, you can always write PNGs (or other formats), and MPEGs are
> generally not a good choice for scientific graphics. (MPEG is designed
> for movies, not for images with fine lines, text, etc.)
>
> Ken Bowman
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