I'm afraid that I have to tell you no there is no current way to do
vector output from DX visuals at this time. This doesn't mean that
some people aren't working on expanding this functionality. Currently
the way a lot of people get around this is to do the visuals in DX
and then bring the image into a package like Adobe Illustrator to
perform the annotation.
There is an AutoGray tool you can use. To use the current colormap
editor as a grayscale editor, move the saturation line all the way to
the min and then play with the Value levels.
David
Hi,
I'm just wondering if there is an easy way to produce printer-friendly
black & white postscript output:
- i'm using the colormap editor to have a high constrast between
certain values. Is there something like a greycolormap tool ?
- when I use image->file->save as->postscript, the output is a
postscript of the bitmap: the .ps file is very big and my printer takes
very long to print it. Is there a way to save it as vectorial picture
(or with the image bitmapped but the text & labels not bitmapped ) ?
thanks in advance.
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Julien
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