Hi Walt,
Why do you need PDF? Would another format be suitable?
PDF is an image format, so stores pixel images rather than drawing
objects. If you used a vector format like WMF then the circles would be
smooth and would rescale to any size.
You can export graphs automatically using the export.graph function to a
large variety of formats. WMF is widely compatible. It is easy enough to
compile them into a word or excel document or similar.
You can also use the PowerPoint Presentation wizard to export a whole
bunch of graphs to a powerpoint presentation. You can specify the list
of graphs and graphsheets to export in a file with this kind of format:
[GraphList]
GraphSheet0=S:\Projects\p10.sgr : FamilyTemp
GraphSheet1=S:\Projects\p10.sgr : BedTemp
GraphSheet2=S:\Projects\p10.sgr : TotalElec
GraphSheet3=S:\Projects\p10.sgr : TotalEnergy
GraphSheet4=S:\Projects\ p01.sgr : FamilyTemp
This wizard exports them as S+ graphsheet objects in a powerpoint
presentation, so they are proper vector graphics objects. They should be
viewable by anyone. I'm not sure if you need S+ on the system to view
them or not.
Good luck!
MICHAEL CAMILLERI BSc, MSc, PhD
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