Re: symbol/color/line consistency in terminals

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> Date: Sun, 11 Feb 2007 02:22:02 -0600
> From: Daniel J Sebald <dan...@ie...>
> Subject: Re: symbol/color/line consistency in terminals
> Cc: gnu...@li...
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> So, it seems to me that with PNG one is inherently restricted to=20
> low resolution plots.  One could argue it is for network graphics,=20
> but still 1000x1000 in a compact format like PNG doesn't seem=20
> excessive.

I agree.  I use 1280x1024 as my default size to match full screen projectio=
n for PowerPoint.

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> Say there were a "resolution #" option that would internally scale=20
> line thickness, pointsize, and fonts (have to have a mapping to=20
> medium, large, giant... unfortunately the largest font doesn't have=20
> very high resolution).

At first I thought you meant resolution to be dots per inch (DPI).  But I t=
hink you really mean scaling as Ethan has elaborated on.

However, it would be nice to set DPI somehow through GD.  It would simplify=
 things when I import images into Word or PowerPoint.

Mike Sutton


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