Re: [Gnuplot-info] How to set ppi/dpi from wxt output?

[Ethan M. <eam...@gm...>]

On Tue, Aug 14, 2018 at 2:19 PM, theozh <th...@gm...> wrote:

> 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.
>

I am not a frequent Word user, but I think there is a preferences setting
where you can change
the default import resolution.  For instance:

https://support.office.com/en-ie/article/change-the-default-resolution-for-inserting-pictures-in-office-2016-f4aca5b4-6332-48c6-9488-bf5e0094a7d2





> 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.
>
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