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Re: Mathematica graphs in WORD

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• Subject: [mg55956] Re: [mg55947] Mathematica graphs in WORD
• From: Gerry Flanagan <flanagan at materials-sciences.com>
• Date: Tue, 12 Apr 2005 05:26:05 -0400 (EDT)
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"Copy as" metafile works pretty good. Curves get a bit ragged, I guess 
because metafile's don't store enough digits. You can also get in 
trouble with fonts if you move to a different machine. Better is to 
Export (kernal function)  to EPS and import into word. Downside is that 
you cannot see the graphic on the screen (there's a placeholder), but 
the print resolution is perfect. There are some threads on exporting the 
fonts. You can also Export to various bit-map file types to whatever 
resolution looks smooth enough. Then you can also see the graphic, but 
at the cost of maybe a big file size.
Gerry

tsokos at acs.gr wrote:

>I have a very elementary question to
>which I would appreciate help from
>someone. I use Mathematica 5.0 for the
>Macintosh (OSX). How do you copy a graph
>from Mathematica into a WORD document so
>that when you print it the graph is
>smooth rather jagged?
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