Ulrich Leopold wrote: > > to avoid misunderstandings. I meant I would like to print to EPS, GIF and > PNG files in Gstat. But the EPS file has a low quality resolution and GIF > does not not work (error (non-zero exit) from gnuplot). And how to print to > a PNG file I cannot find in the manual or help. > > Ulrich > > Nick Hamm wrote: > > Hi Ulrich > > > > Are you using windows or Unix? > > > > To print a Png file under windows I think you can use ghostview. > > > > Nick > > > > > > On Wed, 7 Aug 2002, Ulrich Leopold wrote: > > > > > >>Dear list, > >> > >>I have a problem printing GIF from gstat. I get the following message: > >> > >>Error (non-zero exit) from gnuplot > >> > >>Furthermore, if I print EPS the result is quite bad regarding the > >>resolution. Is there a possibility to enhance the resolution?
gnuplot EPS uses a vector graphics format, so the resolution is infinite (as best as possible). Your EPS viewer may give you a different impression (depending on whether it uses anti-aliasing). Just print the result on a printer and you'll be convinced. > >> > >>And how can I print PNG? I think there's no specific key for this in the menu -- a good option for a future enhancement (the GIF button just doesn't work if gnuplot/gd does not support GIFs). The natural way to go is to save gstat's gnuplot command (key: 'g'), and add set term png set output 'variogram.png' to the top of this file, then run gnuplot on this file. -- Edzer
