2.16.3.3 Details of TreeNodes in Export Graph

• 0: Apply Page Setting

  Use the current page speed mode setting for exported graph. The speed mode page setting can be specified on Miscellaneous tab of Plot Details dialog box.

• 1: On

  Apply speed mode on exported graph.

• 2: Off

  Apply no speed mode on exported graph even though speed mode applys to the graph inside Origin.

• -2:Auto

  Export the graph using the Preference: Options > Page tab Copy Page settings, plus any adjustment made using the Export Margin Offsets dialog box.

• 0:Border

  Exports the graph within the bounding box plus adds the border that is specified in the Clip Border Width combo box.

• 1:Tight

  Export the graph within the bounding box.

• 2:Page

  export the graph in the graph window.

• 3:Tight in Page

  Export the graph with a tight rectangle around the objects that are in the Page rectangle

This is only available when Border is selected for the Margin Control. It specified the border width to be clipped.

• 0: No anti-aliasing
• 1: Multi-samples anti-aliasing

  This gives the best quality of anti-aliasing, but the speed will be relevantly slower.

• 2: Fast approximate anti-aliasing

  This gives faster speed than multi-samples anti-aliasing but the quality may not be as good.

• 0: Set Resolution

  Allow you to specify the resolution for the symbols, bars and other raster objects with the value in the Resolution combo-box.

• 1: Keep Size

  Allow you to specify the size of the exported graph, which is set in the tr1(Image Size).

• 0: inch

  use inch as unit

• 1: cm

  use cm as unit

• 2: pixel

  use pixel as unit

• 3: page ratio

  use page ratio to set the size of the exported graph

• 0: Width

  Select width for rescaling

• 1: Height

  Select height for rescaling

• 0: Standard Options-AI

  AI profile

• 1: Standard Options-EPF

  EPF profile

• 0: Normal

  Normal mode

• 1: Inverse

  Inverse colors

• 2: Inverse Grays Only

  Only inverse gray colors

• 3: Gray Scale

  Convert to gray scales graph

• 4: Inverse Grays Scale

  Convert to gray scales and inverse

• 0: Device

  Use the device mode

• 1: Stroked

  Use the stroked mode

• 0:Bi-Level

  Black and white only

• 1: 8 Color

  8 colors

• 2: 16 Gray

  16 gray scales

• 3: 16 Color

  16 colors

• 4: 256 Gray

  256 gray scales

• 5: 256 Color

  256 colors

• 6: 24 Bit RGB Color

  24-bit color

• None

  No compression

• PackBits

  PackBits compression

• Modified Huffman

  Modified Huffman compression

• LZW

  LZW compression

• 0: Screen

  Use resolution of the screen

• 1: Printer

  Use resolution of the printer

• 2: Source

  Use resolution of the graph itself

• 3: Manual

  Set resolution manually

• Monochrome

  Export the graph using black and white only.

• 16 Colors

  Export the graph using 16 colors.

• 256 Colors

  Export the graph using 256 colors.

• 16-bit Color

  Export the graph using 16-bit color.

• 24-bit Color

  Export the graph using 24-bit color.

• 8-bit Gray Scale

  Export the graph using 256 gray scales.

• Standard Options(ANSI)

  Ansi CGM standard

• ANSI CGM 3.0

  Ansi CGM version 3 functionality level

• MIL-D-28003(CALS)

  CALS MIL-D-28003 profile.

• MIL-D-28003A(CALS)

  CALS MIL-D-28003A profile, which supports CGM version 3 functionality level.

• Lotus Freelance Plus(Ver. 3.01)

  Lotus Freelance Plus profile

• Harvard Graphics(Ver. 2.3)

  Harvard Graphics profile

• Inso GDSF(Ver. 1.0)

  Inso GDSF version 1.0

• Inso GDSF(Ver. 2.0)

  Inso GDSF version 2.0

• ApplauseII

  ApplauseII profile

• CoreIDraw

  CoreIDraw profile

• Normal

  Normal mode

• Inverse

  Inverse colors

• Inverse Grays Only

  Only inverse gray colors

• Gray Scale

  Convert to gray scales graph

• Inverse Grays Scale

  Convert to gray scales and inverse

• Device

  Use the device mode

• Stroked

  Use the stroked mode

• Standard Options (Text DXF)

  Text DXF

• Binary DXF

  Binary DXF

• Normal

  Normal mode

• Inverse

  Inverse colors

• Inverse Grays Only

  Only inverse gray colors

• Gray Scale

  Convert to gray scales graph

• Inverse Grays Scale

  Convert to gray scales and inverse

• 0: ASCII

  ASCII format

• 1: Binary

  Binary format

• RGB

  RGB mode broadly used in display

• CMYK

  CMYK mode broadly used in print

• 0: Ignore

  Do not convert raster format

• 1: Source Copy

  Use source copy

• 2: Individual Bitmaps

  User individual bitmaps

• 3: Combine All Bitmaps

  Combine all bitmaps

• None

  No preview

• TIFF

  TIFF preview

• WMF

  WMF preview

• 0: Low

  Low level

• 1: Medium

  Medium level

• 2: High

  High level

• 0: None

  No compression

• 1: PackBits

  PackBits compression

• 2: LZW

  LZW compression

• 0: Use Substitution

  Substituet fonts

• 1: Use Built-In Fonts

  Use built-in fonts

• 2: Use Outline Fonts

  Use outline fonts

• 0: Draw as Opaque

  Draw the semi-transparent regions as opaque.

• 1: Draw as Raster with Default Resolution

  Draw the semi-transparent regions as raster with default resolution.

• 2: Draw as Raster

  Draw the semi-transparent regions as raster by specifying a resolution.

• Monochrome

  Export graph with only black and white

• 16 Colors

  Export graph with 16 colors

• 256 Colors

  Export graph with 256 colors

• 8-bit Gray Scale

  Export graph with 256 gray scales

• 24-bit Color

  Export graph using 24-bit color

• 8-bit Gray Scale

  Export graph with 256 gray scales

• Monochrome

  Black and white only.

• 16 Colors

  16 colors

• 256 Colors

  256 colors

• 24-bit Color

  24-bit color

• 8-bit Gray Scale

  The exported image will be a gray image with 256 gray scales.

• 0: Normal

  Normal mode

• 1: Inverse

  Inverse colors

• 2: Inverse Grays Only

  Only inverse gray colors

• 3: Gray Scale

  Convert to gray scales graph

• 4: Inverse Grays Scale

  Convert to gray scales and inverse

• 0: Device

  Use the device mode

• 1: Stroked

  Use the stroked mode

• 0: Device

  Use the device mode

• 1: Stroked

  Use the stroked mode

• 0: Ignore

  Do not convert raster format

• 1: Source Copy

  Use source copy

• 2: Individual Bitmaps

  User individual bitmaps

• 3: Combine All Bitmaps

  Combine all bitmaps

Please note, this variable does not work for 3D graphs.

• 0: None

  No compression

• 1: JPEG High

  Use JPEG High compression.

• 2: JPEG High-Medium

  Use JPEG High-Medium compression.

• 3: JPEG Medium

  Use JPEG Medium compression.

• 4: JPEG Medium-Low

  Use JPEG Medium-Low compression.

• 5: JPEG Low

  Use JPEG Low compression.

• 6: Flate

  Use flate compression

• 0: None

  No compression

• 1: CCITT Group 3

  Compatible with CCITT Group 3

• 2: CCITT Group 4

  Compatible with CCITT Group 4

• 3: Run-Length Encoded

  Use run-length encoding method

• 4: Flate

  Flate compression

• 0: None

  No compression

• 1: Flate

  Flate compression

• 0: Descriptor Only

  Only contain descriptor.

• 1: Embedded

  Embed fonts in graph.

• 2: Outline

  Use outline fonts.

• Monochrome

  Export the graph with only black and white.

• 16 Colors

  Export the graph with 16 colors.

• 256 Colors

  Export the graph with 256 colors.

• 24-bit Color

  Export the graph using 24-bit color.

• 8-bit Gray Scale

  Export the graph using 256 gray scales.

• Monochrome

  Export the graph using black and white only.

• 256 Colors

  Export the graph using 256 colors.

• 24-bit Color

  Export the graph using 24-bit color.

• 8-bit Gray Scale

  Export the graph using 256 gray scales.

• RGB

  This color space is used widely in display. It uses red, green, and blue as primary colors.

• CMYK

  This color space is used widely in printing. It uses cyan, magenta, yellow, and black as primary colors.

• YCbCr

  This color space is used widely in video and digital photography systems. In this color space, Y is the luma component, while Cb and Cr are blue and red chroma components.

• Monochrome

  Export the graph using black and white only.

• 16 Colors

  Export the graph using 16 colors.

• 256 Colors

  Export the graph using 256 colors.

• 24-bit Color

  Export the graph using 24-bit color.

• 8-bit Gray Scale

  Export the graph using 256 gray scales.

• None

  No compression

• PackBits

  PackBits compression

• LZW

  LZW compression

• 256 Colors

  Export the graph using 256 colors.

• 16-bit Color

  Export the graph using 16-bit color.

• 24-bit Color

  Export the graph using 24-bit color.

• 8-bit Gray Scale

  Export the graph using 256 gray scales.