Any tricks for including cursors/crosshairs when saving graphs as images?
| harneit | March 1, 2010 - 12:14 | ||
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I don't think there is a way to save the cursors, but others might correct me. Have you considered using a tag to mark data points? A way to generate a tag that "mimicks" the standard cursors, and based on current cursor position, might be Wolfgang |
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| March 3, 2010 - 21:33 | |||
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Hi,
Is there some trick I don't know for including cursors/crosshairs when saving graphs as images? Seems like this should be a flag option in SavePICT. I recognize it's possible to achieve this with drawing tools, but positioning cursors is much easier than producing the equivalent drawing. Thanks, SavePICT [/B=dpi /C=c /D=d /E=e /I/M/N=winName /O/P=pathName /PICT=pict PLL=p /Q=q /R=resID /RES=dpi /S /SNAP=s /T=t /TRAN[=[1][0]] /W=(left,top,right,bottom ) /WIN=winSpec /Z] [as fileNameStr ] The SavePICT operation creates a picture file representing the top graph, table or layout. The picture file can be opened by many word processing, drawing, and page layout programs. Try SavePICT/SNAP with the cursor info panel internal to the graph by un-checking the "Floating Graph info palettes" checkbox in the Misc Settings dialog's "Compatibility" tab. /SNAP=s Saves a snapshot (screen dump) of a graph or panel window. --Jim Prouty |
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Hi,
Is there some trick I don't know for including cursors/crosshairs when saving graphs as images? Seems like this should be a flag option in SavePICT. I recognize it's possible to achieve this with drawing tools, but positioning cursors is much easier than producing the equivalent drawing.
Thanks,
Nick