Date:         Wed, 16 Apr 2008 09:35:32 +0200
Reply-To:     Andre Wielki <wielki@INED.FR>
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From:         Andre Wielki <wielki@INED.FR>
Subject:      Re: Copying/Pasting a graph from PROC GLOT,
              written to an RTF file, using ODS, into a DOC file
Comments: To: Edward Andrews <edward_allen_andrews@HOTMAIL.COM>
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Edward,
A graph on your screen?
changing fonts "manually"  with gedit? without code modification?  or
into  your code or into word?
Copy Paste upon screen appearance is raw work!

Try producing (with device= png/sasemf or jpeg   with control upon
vsize= and hsize=  for the format )
 a graph file  that you may insert later in your .doc


or produce directly rtf with ods rtf destination

or show your code so that we understand better the starting point of
your problem

HTH
Andre


Edward Andrews a écrit :
> hi, i've created a graph and changed the font within it manually to suit my needs. when i try to copy paste it into a report, a .doc file, only some of the data points are showing up. i used x*y=z in the gplot procedure, and as a result have three different coloured lines plotted in the graph. only a few of the points from one of the lines are showing up. does anyone have any ideas as to a solution besides copying all of my previous text and then appending it to the rtf file?
>
> thanks
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