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Re: Why plots shown on screen and postscript are different? [message #65095 is a reply to message #65090] Tue, 10 February 2009 23:48 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
maurya is currently offline  maurya
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On 11 Feb, 11:07, xqinshan <xqins...@tom.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Generally, I do my work using 'set_plot,'win'' first, showing the
> plots on screen. Then after everything is good, I simply change it to
> 'set_plot,'ps'', sometimes the plots in postscript is good as what I
> saw on screen, but sometimes so bad for I have to change settings
> again and again. May I ask how to do this? In fact, I need plots in
> postscript only for publication or presentation. Are there any method
> to save the plots on screen for that? I mean, sometimes I need high
> quality plots, but saveJpeg donot  save good enough plots.
>
> Best,
>
> Xqinshan


Really, If you are changing the device for plotting, the output will
be different. To get a good plot in ps you should define the device
properties manually. e.g.,

set_plot,'ps'
device,/inches,xsize=?,ysize=?,.........................
device=filename,/color,bits=32,..............

plot----------

device,/close
set_plot,'win'

For detail, please read "device" keyword.

I hope your plot will be nice.
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