Hi,
I am using the two new commands in eviews 8 and I have some questions about them:
For addarrow command, once I place an arrow on the chart, if I move it around and find an ideal place for it, how can I know the coordinate of it?
For graph.save(t=pdf), I noticed that the saved PDF chart lost our template settings for charting (eg., the x axis line is thinner than stipulated in the chart template.).
Is there a way I can print pdf chart and still preserve the template setting?
Thank you.
questions on new commands: addarrow and print(pdf)
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Re: questions on new commands: addarrow and print(pdf)
Unfortunately you cannot find the location.
Could you provide an example of the pdf printing problem?
Could you provide an example of the pdf printing problem?
Re: questions on new commands: addarrow and print(pdf)
Hi Gareth, Please take a look at the two files. One is by a software,(use print command instead of save command)
The pdfeviews.pdf is the one created by save(t=pdf). The problem is that in this file, the x axis is thinner and the letters are more scattered.
The pdfeviews.pdf is the one created by save(t=pdf). The problem is that in this file, the x axis is thinner and the letters are more scattered.
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Re: questions on new commands: addarrow and print(pdf)
Hi Liu,
1) Try turning off label kerning. Go to options->graphics defaults, select Exporting in the tree and then select 'Keep label as a single block of text ....'
2) For the X-axis thin line issue, I will need your workfile. Please send it to support@eviews.com
1) Try turning off label kerning. Go to options->graphics defaults, select Exporting in the tree and then select 'Keep label as a single block of text ....'
2) For the X-axis thin line issue, I will need your workfile. Please send it to support@eviews.com
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