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Greetings, All:
Yesterday I reported difficulty exporting a graph. Here
is what I found out:
Mark Durst reported reproducing the trouble, and suggested
saving the file(s) as .sgr file(s) and using the PowerPoint wizard as a
workaround. Naomi Robbins had a similar suggestion. She also
suggested that when a graphic is too big for Power Point, insert it into Word,
play with it in Word, and then copy it to Power Point. Rick Ditmars, Jean
V Adams and Michael Conklin said to try Windows Metafile instead of the Enhanced
version. That seems to work, and the resulting file is smaller by 2/3 as
well.
My thanks to all!
The original post follows:
>I am using Splus 2000,
Win98, 450 MHz Pentium III, 384 Meg RAM, and have
>this
problem:
>
>Choosing from the GUI, File, Export graph, File type:
Enhanced Windows
>Metafile, not all of the picture makes the trip, with
the extreme right
>border being excluded, as well as the left-hand
caption. Exporting as a
>GIF seems to work OK. (That's my
work-around, but that doesn't let me putz
>with the thing in PowerPoint
once it's there.)
Charles Annis, P.E.
AnnisC@ASME.org
http://www.StatisticalEngineering.com
PCS:
561-352-9699
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