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arvindk Posted - 06/26/2004 : 9:25:39 PM
Hello folks

I am using Origin to plot some graphs which are in color and intend it to keep that way for online presentations. But for publication I want a grayscale format. When I export in TIFF, there is an option for making it grayscale. But when exporting to EPS (for LaTeX use), it makes a color one. Is there some option which I am missing. I am using Origin 7.0.

Thanks
arvind
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Mike Posted - 06/28/2004 : 11:58:40 AM
Hi arvind:

There is no "gray-scale" option for EPS as there is for TIF. I suppose that this could be a problem for you depending upon the type and number of graphs that you have to export to EPS.

I should put in a plug here for Origin 7.5, which has a nice "Themes" feature that allows you apply custom formats to existing graphs (or new graphs for that matter). So, in your case, you might have one color "online" Theme and a second gray-scale "publications" Theme which you could then apply to the same graph depending upon your need.

Let us know some more specifics -- how many graphs you are talking about exporting, what types of graphs, etc. -- and maybe someone will have some time-saving suggestions for you.

Mike
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