I suspect that part of the reason your fonts look small is that relative to the
size of the page that you are creating them on, they are small. If you use a
smaller page size, eg:
pd 'save bmp "/home/david/Desktop/summary-data.bmp" 1100 750 '
then your text will look bigger relative to the rest of the plot. If you want
to use a big page size, then you need to use big font sizes!
Is there a reason you can't use pdf instead of bmp? Then your plot would scale
to larger sizes without losing quality. If you need a bitmap then png would
create smaller file sizes.
Had to do a bit of work to workaround the definitions & data that you omitted.
:(
> From: David Vincent-Jones
> Sent: Saturday, 12 June 2010 12:29
>
> On Sat, 2010-06-12 at 12:12 +1200, Sherlock, Ric wrote:
> > Are you able to provide some simple code that demonstrates the
> > problem?
> > It might make it easier to identify the issue.
>
> Not sure if this is 'simple' but here it is ...
> I am using massive fonts with mini results
>
> NB. ************** start the plot routine **************
> pd 'reset'
> pd 'penstyle 0 0'
> pd 'pensize 2'
> pd 'backcolor 222 222 206'
> pd 'axiscolor red'
> pd 'gridcolor red'
> pd 'framebackcolor white'
> pd 'textfont arial 20'
> pd 'keyfont arial 14'
> pd 'keystyle lbhf'
> pd 'keypos rbi'
> pd 'key "DailyFlow (Left Axis)"," 7 Day MovAvg (left axis)","MaxLevel
> (right axis)"'
> pd 'title ','Pump Station Flow Summary from ',span
> pd 'titlefont arial 20 italic'
> pd 'axes 1 0'
> pd 'xticpos ',Xticpos,';xlabel ',ticmarks
> series1=:(i.$ 0{Values);(0{Values)
> series2=:(6+i.$MovAvg);(MovAvg)
> pd "1 series1,: series2
> pd 'y2axis'
> pd 'penstyle 3'
> pd 1{Values NB. Maximum depth levels
> pd 'show' NB. display the plot on screen
> NB. ****** SWAP SAVE LINE FOR MS OUTPUT ******
> NB. pd 'save bmp "C:\Documents and Settings\dan dalmeida\Desktop
> \summary-data.bmp" 2200 1500 ' NB. to bmp file
> pd 'save bmp "/home/david/Desktop/summary-data.bmp" 2200 1500 ' NB. to
> bmp file
>
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