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* '''target''' = The target program to export figures to, target can have the following values: | * '''target''' = The target program to export figures to, target can have the following values: | ||
** ''''powerpoint'''' : Microsoft PowerPoint {default} | ** ''''powerpoint'''' : Microsoft PowerPoint {default} | ||
** ''''word'''' | ** ''''word'''' : Microsoft Word | ||
** ''''clipboard'''' | ** ''''png'''' : Save as PNG in current directory | ||
** ''''eps'''' : Save as EPS in current directory | |||
** ''''clipboard'''' : System Clipboard (to paste into other program) | |||
* '''sourcefigs''' = A vector of figure numbers to export {default is the current open figure (see GCF)}. | * '''sourcefigs''' = A vector of figure numbers to export {default is the current open figure (see GCF)}. | ||
* '''sourcefigs''' = 'all', exports all open figures. | ** '''sourcefigs''' = 'all', exports all open figures. | ||
Note: "clipboard" export can only operate on one figure at a time. | Note: "clipboard" export can only operate on one figure at a time. | ||
Revision as of 08:47, 13 August 2014
Purpose
Automatically export figures to an external program (Windows only).
Synopsis
- exportfigure
- exportfigure(target,sourcefigs)
Description
Exports one or more open figures into a new blank document in an external program. No inputs are required. This function operates only on Microsoft Windows.
Optional Inputs
- target = The target program to export figures to, target can have the following values:
- 'powerpoint' : Microsoft PowerPoint {default}
- 'word' : Microsoft Word
- 'png' : Save as PNG in current directory
- 'eps' : Save as EPS in current directory
- 'clipboard' : System Clipboard (to paste into other program)
- sourcefigs = A vector of figure numbers to export {default is the current open figure (see GCF)}.
- sourcefigs = 'all', exports all open figures.
Note: "clipboard" export can only operate on one figure at a time.