Exporting graph as images
It is an obvious scenario to want to export graphs as images.
There are several ways to do this, both via the user interface and via the command line for automated processes.
On the user interface
Exporting images via the user interface is very simple. Several icons on the toolbar allow you to do this.
| Icon | Action |
|---|---|
(Windows only) |
Copy graph to clipboard Copy the graph to the clipboard in a vectorial image format. |
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Save graph to a file Save the graph into an image file, PNG format by default, other formats available in the Preferences. |
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Print the graph Print the graph on a printer. |
On command line
Exporting images on command line is performed through one of -saveXXX command. Replace XXX by a file format extension (png, gif, ...). See the complete description in the Command line options page.
Example:
-savepng "D:/mygraph.png"
In the same way, PrestoPlot has a command to save all graphs at once, in a directory. For this, use the -saveXXXallgraphs command.
Example:
-savepngallgraphs "D:/mydirectory/"

