Re: washed-out graphics from octave

[S Sands]

Fotios Kasolis <address@hidden> wrote:

>On Jul 2, 2010, at 6:25 AM, Obed Sands wrote:
>
>> I'm trying to include graphic created from Octave 'print' command into a 
>> word doc. However, when imported they appear "washed out" to the point that 
>> you can barely discern the lines and points on the graphs.
>> 
>> Is this the result of some kind-of anti-aliasing that gets applied when the 
>> graphics files are created?
>> 
>> It doesn't seem to matter what format file I use--they're all washed out.
>> 
>> Searched help lists, bug lists, etc. can't find anything. Looking for clues.
>> 
>> Regards,
>> 
>> Scott Sands
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>Do not trust what you see while .doc, trust what you print (even in a file!). 
>Create a pdf of your document and i m sure that you r gonna see something 
>nicer ;D (when(?) i use a text editor i have the same "problem"). If relevant 
>I also suggest you change the "linewidth" (if you used the default).
>
>/Fotios