Re: Re: Inserting Mathematica-generated EPS files into PowerPoint? (on a Mac)
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- Subject: [mg34601] Re: [mg34537] Re: Inserting Mathematica-generated EPS files into PowerPoint? (on a Mac)
- From: "Eric L. Strobel" <fyzycyst at comcast.net>
- Date: Wed, 29 May 2002 02:45:35 -0400 (EDT)
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somewhere near the temporal coordinates of 5/27/02 1:16 AM, the entity known as Mike Yukish transmitted the following from may106 at psu.edu: > I just copy (Control-C) the picture in Mathematica, then use > "Paste Special" - "Paste as Enhanced Metafile" in Powerpoint. > I get good results. Well, since the specification "(on a Mac)" is in the subject line, suggestions of using non-standard (M$-made-up) graphics formats may not be all that useful. > > aes wrote: > >> I can insert Mathematica-generated EPS image files into PowerPoint 98 slides >> without trouble using the "Insert picture from file" command in PPT. >> >> Resizing these files by the usual "drag the corner handle" method, however, >> typically results in a really lousy image -- small changes in size lead to >> lots >> of aliasing artifacts, large expansions lead to very crude pixelly images. >> This >> occurs both in slide edit and Slide Show modes. > > I've not had occasion to this, but IIRC, Display has several different options for the EPS preview type to be used (TIFF image, Postscript image, maybe others). The real problem is that the preview sounds like its defaulted to 72 dpi. Isn't there also an ImageResolution-> option? I imagine that setting this to 300 dpi would work wonders. I'm sure Help has all the gory details... - Eric. -- Eric Strobel (fyzycyst at NOSPAM^mailaps.org) ===================================================================== Bioweapons? HA! I laugh at them!! *I've* cleaned the coffee urns at work!!!! =====================================================================