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ODV HowTo

9 Using ODV Graphics

ODV graphics files of the entire canvas or individual data windows can easily be includ-

ed in print documents, posters or on Web pages.

To create GIF, PNG, JPG or TIFF files of the entire canvas or of individual plots press

Ctrl-S while the mouse is over the canvas or the respective plot window and choose GIF,

PNG, JPG or TIFF as output type. Then specify the desired resolution of the saved image

and use the GIF, PNG, JPG or TIFF graphics files in your web pages or in text documents.

For print documents you can either produce raster image files with high resolution, or

you can use ODV PostScript (.eps) output instead.

A number of typesetting and page design software applications support the import of

Encapsulated PostScript files (.eps) in mixed text/graphics pages (e.g., MS Word or

compatibles, LaTeX, Adobe PageMaker, etc.). If you use the LaTex typesetting system,

see the file Pssample.tex (usually in directory c:\Program Files\Ocean Data View

(mp)\Samples) for an example on how to include PostScript graphics in TeX docu-

ments. Note that the required epsf and epsfig style files are also included in the samples

directory.

If you use Word or PageMaker or other publishing software follow these guidelines:

Compose your page as usual and insert the respective ODV PostScript file at the right

position. Adjust the size of the figure appropriately. When you are done composing the

page you can directly print the document on a PostScript printer. If no PostScript print-

er is available you need to have a PostScript printer-driver and the Ghost-

Script/GhostView package (http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~ghost/aladdin/index.html) in-

stalled on your machine. In that case select the PostScript printer-driver as printer and

redirect the output into a file. Open this file with GhostView and print to any printer

connected to your system.

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