Thanks Andre and Paul.

I think Andre might be right. Maybe at some point, I "accidentally" downloaded the plug-in :-)

Anyway, SVG seems much better in terms of graph quality (Same impression as Paul). I wonder how is the performance compare to others, such as Javameta, Java, ActiveX and the Adobe Flex which was heavily promoted by SAS at SGF2010.

I have some apps based on Javameta, but the graph is not as good looking as SVG rendering. If I switch to SVG, the file size might be too big to slow the rendering. Flex seems promising, but might have a steeper learning curve, also the Flash builder is not free.

Ant thoughts?

Ya

-----Original Message----- From: Andre Wielki [mailto:wielki@ined.fr] Sent: Tuesday, April 20, 2010 11:45 PM To: Huang, Ya Cc: SAS-L@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU Subject: Re: Renesis Svg Viewer, is it from SAS installation?

Ya, I have submit the "hat" program from the documentation which produce finally a svg file but clicking upon it has have the effect of opening a free version of Altova Xmlspy showing me xml code So with Sas 9.2.2 there is no such soft you are naming. Perhaps another soft you are using, has made a silent install of it In fact thus, a "plug-in" for which other product?

Andre

Le 21/04/2010 02:01, Ya Huang a écrit : > Hi there, > > I was playing SAS/Graph to produce SVG graph, and noticed that SVG is > actaully rendered by a plug-in called "Renesis Svg Viewer", which is > in C:\Program Files\Renesis Svg Viewer. I don't remember installing > this by myslef. I wonder if this is part of SAS v9.2 installation. > > Thanks > > Ya > > >

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