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Re: regarding saving figure
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pathematica |
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Re: regarding saving figure |
Date: |
Tue, 12 Jul 2011 14:58:15 -0700 (PDT) |
I have been using the command in the form "print" then "-d" (as noted,
standing for "device") followed by the file type, then the filename with a
suitable filetype. For example, to print a pdf file with name "figure.pdf",
that would be
print -dpdf figure.pdf
If you need a different format, change the filetype after the "-d" and at
the end of the filename. You can produce at least the following types
print -dpng figure.png (portable network graphics)
print -dsvg figure.svg (scalable vector graphics)
print -djpg figure.jpg (err ... joint something group I think)
print -dps figure.ps (postscript)
print -deps figure.eps (encapsulated postscript - as noted,
monochrome)
print -depsc figure.epsc (encapsulated postscript, colour)
print -deps figure.eps2 (encapsulated postscript2, monochrome)
print -depsc figure.eps2c (encapsulated postscript2, colour)
If you have not set a particular folder to print to, you might have to
search for it! You can specify the whole path if you want to avoid that.
eg for a png on the desktop of "user"
print -dpng /home/user/Desktop/figure.png
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