On Tue, 22 Mar 2005, Shelby wrote:
I have also recently come across a conversion program that works with ghostscript to convert ps and pdf images into other vector formats, including .wmf and .emf for M$ software: http://www.pstoedit.net/. This
AFAIK, it converts to those formats only under Windows. If you are going to allow running quite complex applications under Windows, consider running R under Windows!
might be helpful if your colleagues do not have, as Dr. Ripley indicated, a postscript printer (if they do have a PS printer then the regular .eps files produced by ghostscript should work fine, but they will not be rendered at proper resolution on the screen preview while they are working on the document).
Note: I have not given this program a thorough workout in comparison to imagemagick or anything else - just enough to see that it does what it says it does.
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On Tue, 22 Mar 2005, Christoph Lehmann wrote:
often useHi
I produce graphics with R under linux, but my collaboratorswindows and cannot import eps pics e.g. in msword
Are they sure? One can import eps images into Word, but you need to print them on a postscript printer.
doesn't yieldwhat is the standard way to get e.g. bmp's with the same quality as eps. going the way: creating eps, convert eps2bmp using 'convert'good enough bmp's
The bitmap() device might do better, although both are really using gs.
I would use png() and convert to bmp with ImageMagick's convert or otherwise.
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