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print_chart.png (18,269 bytes) Sample2_screenshot.png (497,200 bytes) Sample2_save_as.png (316,728 bytes) Sample2_save_as.jpg (319,991 bytes) Sample1_save_as.jpg (466,867 bytes) Sample1_save_as.png (354,969 bytes) Sample1_screenshot.png (604,125 bytes) |
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The best way to get a high resolution bitmap is to select "Bitmap file" in the menu File / Printer setup, then indicate a large value for Width and Height, for example 5000x3000. Do this work better for you? |
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One more idea about this issue. The problem with direct printing, PDF or Postscript is because the drawing API are much more limited than what I can use to produce a raster bitmap. For example there is limitation to line type depending on the line width, no transparency for object pictures. The advantage is to use much less memory and this is why I implemented that many years ago. To make a bitmap of native resolution for A4 @ 600 DPI it require about 120MB of memory, the double if there is pictures, this is something any computer can accept now. So I can change the default printing to use a raster image of better quality, keep the vector option only for very large print or memory limited computer. |
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