On the TIFF point -- are you using 2.7.1 patched? It is likely that the
crash is fixed there (it was intermittent and some of us never see it).
Otherwise you have not described what is 'substandard' nor given any
examples, and others are not reporting such differences. (I do have XP
and Vista 64 on the same machine, and I see no differences in the PNGs
produced there.)
Are you sure that it is the bitmap file and not the viewer that is
different? People so often forget that (almost all PDF problems reported
here are in fact viewer problems) -- I was using Photoshop CS3 on both
platforms.
And please don't multiple post:
https://stat.ethz.ch/pipermail/r-help/2008-July/169503.html
https://stat.ethz.ch/pipermail/r-help/2008-July/169505.html
On Thu, 31 Jul 2008, Adam Langley wrote:
Hi
I appreciate there has been some recent discussion regarding generating
publication quality graphics in R. I am fairly familiar with these
issues and have had no problems generating high quality images from R
windows version. However, I have recently install Vista and what
previously worked well under XP now looks substandard when generated
from R (using tiff(), jpeg(), etc) and I haven't been able to
successfully recreate the same quality images. When I try and specifiy
res in the tiff fuction I also get a crash. Has anyone else had these
problems? Any suggestions. (Please don't advise me to "ditch Vista" or
windows too for that matter).
Thanks in advance.
Adam Langley
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