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BMP, JPEG...

BMP,JPEG ...

This menu can be used to save an image containing one or more graphs in a number of different formats.

All Pages Each page will be saved as a single image to multiple files. The filenames used will be based on the filename selected by the user. This option will only be available if T/HIS contains multiple graphs on more than one page (see Page Layouts).
Current Page A single image containing currently displayed page will be generated.
Only Page (n) A single image containing the selected page will be generated. This option will only be available if T/HIS contains multiple graphs on more than one page (see Page Layouts).
All Graphs A single image will be generated containing all of the graphs. This option will only be available if T/HIS only contains a single page (see Page Layouts).
All Active Graphs A single image will be generated containing all of the currently active graphs. This option will only be available if T/HIS only contains a single page (see Pae Layouts).
Only Graph (n) A single image containing the selected graph will be generated.
White Background Captures the image with a white background and black foreground. Once the image is captured the colours are reset to their original values.

File Format

8-bit file formats















BMP Uncompressed Uncompressed 8 bit Microsoft Windows bitmap. The approximate size of the file (in bytes) is file size= image width * image height
BMP Compressed 8 bit RLE Microsoft Windows bitmap.
PNG 8 bit Portable Network Graphics
GIF Graphics Interchange Format
24-bit file formats
BMP Uncompressed 24 bit Microsoft Windows bitmap. The approximate size of the file (in bytes) is file size = 3 * image width *image height
PNG 24 bit Portable Network Graphics
JPG JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group) file
PPM Uncompressed P ortable P ix M ap. The approximate size of the file (in bytes) is file size = 3 * image width *image height

Resolution

All images can be output at either the screen resolution or at a resolution of either 2 or 4 times the screen resolution.


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