Re: Exporting Graphics
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- Subject: [mg11373] Re: [mg11336] Exporting Graphics
- From: Tomas Garza <tgarza@mail.internet.com.mx>
- Date: Sat, 7 Mar 1998 02:06:43 -0500
Joel wrote: > Without question, Mathematica is the greatest thing since sliced bread > for doing modeling, data analysis and visualization. > For all of its capability, I'm finding that something as fundamental as > exporting graphics for use in other applications (e.g., Word documents) > is really a pain. Is there any way to get true WYSIWYG plots saved to > disk that can subsequently be imported into a non-Mathematica document > without loss of resolution, bizarre resizings, mysterious font > substitutions, etc.? If all you need is exporting your graph to a document in, say, Word, then you might try this: a) Select the cell where the graph is in your notebook, b) Edit | Copy As | Bitmap, c) go to your document, place the cursor where you want to place the graph, and d) Edit | Paste . You may resize your graph in the notebook before doing this so as to have the right size for your document layout. I have used this without any problem, and it works all right. Unless, of course, you want very high resolution for the end result, in which case you must use other method of exporting (EPS or Illustrator, etc.), but then you would need professional equipment. Good luck, Tomas Garza Mexico City
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