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From: theozh <th...@gm...> - 2018-08-14 21:19:32
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ok, I try again. I create many graphs with gnuplot. I copy these graphs e.g. to Powerpoint or Word, etc. In these programs the images will appear "too large", i.e. I need them half size. Of course, I can scale them down manually in PPT or Word, over and over again and again. The idea was to copy a graph directly from gnuplot which will appear with the proper size in PPT, Word, etc. Simply reducing the pixel count in gnuplot is not an option because you will lose details and it will look pixelated. I also can copy&paste the clipboard into an image viewer (e.g. GIMP, IrfanView, etc.) and manually set the DPIs to 192 over and over again. Copy the image again and paste it into PPT, Word, etc. With this, the size will be the desired size. However, I wanted to a) avoid loosing details and pixelated images, b) avoid scaling in PPT, Word,... and c) avoid using a third program. |