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RE: [mathcad] Re[2]: graphs publication
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Author: Andrew
Posted: Wed, 24 Dec 2008 09:09:58 -0000
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I would also agree that anything to do with screen shots, bmps etc is a
complete waste of time.
I get quite good results from creating pdf with Acrobat. I then export as a
tif file which I import into Word. The resulting graphic image appears to
be scalable.
If I did not have Acrobat I would give Neevia Docuprinter pro a try. This
can produce pdfs, tiffs and various outer formats from its printer driver.
Docuprinter is used as an alternative to the full version of acrobat by many
multinational corporations where I have used it. There is a try out option
on the Neevia web site along with a list of their users. The pro version
has the security options so is good value for money as a pdf maker in its
own right. $49
Best Regards
Andrew
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From: Aldo P. Solari
Sent: 19 December 2008 13:50
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Subject: [mathcad] Re[2]: graphs publication
Radovan, in my experience, neither screenshots nor "export as"
(pic/bmp/gif) will give enough resolution for paper-ready a MS. Only
way out (as I see it) is either through Word (it has to do with
Windows print drivers) and (as I usually do) through pdf (I use
CutePDF painlessly).
Worksheets can be "pasted" as images onto MS Word. Once you paste the
BMP, copy it again (from the Word doc) and paste as "windows enhanced
metafile" (which will significantly increase resolution). These are
the "misteries" of the Win OS and the "miseries" of the MathCAD
graphical standards. Well, the competition is even worse (Matlab, for
instance).
All the best,
W/best wishes,
Aldo P. Solari (fisheries biologist, PhD)
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RO> One of the main drawbacks of Mathcad is that you can not import
RO> the worksheets into the Latex. The only viable thing is to export
RO> it as pictures or pdfs (all the pages, one at a time - or making
RO> some acrobatics with screen shots). I do not know any other way
RO> (maybe someone does?)
>> You may copy the graphs directly to MS Word, make pdfs either
>> directly from MathCAD or MS Word AND the winner is ... :-)
RO> Have you ever tried to copy Mathcad worksheets (or part of it like
RO> graphics) into MSword and work with it. Lots of surprises,
RO> especially when you want to print those pages. I bet that you can
RO> not persuade your clever grandpa' to use MS Word and make books
RO> :-) .
RO> Regards,
RO> grandpa' Radovan
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