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Posted:
1 decade ago
2012年1月16日 GMT-5 05:39
Hello,
I know this question was posted long ago, but just in case someone need to change the font size of a plot.
I have found a way to change the font size of plots (which is often too small by default for most of presentation pourposes), here it is :
1) Go to Postprocessing/Plot parameters
2) In the "general" tab, pick "plot in" "New figure" or " "Figure X", it will open a figure window for your plot.
3) In this new window there is an "Edit plot" button where you can change the font.
Hello,
I know this question was posted long ago, but just in case someone need to change the font size of a plot.
I have found a way to change the font size of plots (which is often too small by default for most of presentation pourposes), here it is :
1) Go to Postprocessing/Plot parameters
2) In the "general" tab, pick "plot in" "New figure" or " "Figure X", it will open a figure window for your plot.
3) In this new window there is an "Edit plot" button where you can change the font.
Ivar KJELBERG
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Posted:
1 decade ago
2012年1月16日 GMT-5 10:20
Hi
rather change the PLOT Image Snapshot resolution from 96 DPI to 192 DPI or even higher (this works in v4)
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Good luck
Ivar
Hi
rather change the PLOT Image Snapshot resolution from 96 DPI to 192 DPI or even higher (this works in v4)
--
Good luck
Ivar
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Posted:
1 decade ago
2012年6月7日 GMT-4 13:50
Yes, changing resolution dpi does indeed change the font size, but I want to control both. I changed the plot Image Snapshot Resolution from 96 dpi to 300, which then makes the plot dimensions too small. I changed the width and height (preserving the aspect ratio), and got a plot that looks good, but the font size of the axis labels etc. is too big. On the right of the Image Snapshot screen, under Layout, is "Font size", but changing this has no effect on my exported plot.
Any ideas why this doesn't seem to work?
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Joe
Yes, changing resolution dpi does indeed change the font size, but I want to control both. I changed the plot Image Snapshot Resolution from 96 dpi to 300, which then makes the plot dimensions too small. I changed the width and height (preserving the aspect ratio), and got a plot that looks good, but the font size of the axis labels etc. is too big. On the right of the Image Snapshot screen, under Layout, is "Font size", but changing this has no effect on my exported plot.
Any ideas why this doesn't seem to work?
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Joe
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Posted:
1 decade ago
2012年9月25日 GMT-4 22:20
Hi
rather change the PLOT Image Snapshot resolution from 96 DPI to 192 DPI or even higher (this works in v4)
--
Good luck
Ivar
Thank you Ivar for hint
I guess I need special course in post-processing from Comsol to make figures look normal or most likely this issue will be fixed in Comsol v5 :)
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Hi
rather change the PLOT Image Snapshot resolution from 96 DPI to 192 DPI or even higher (this works in v4)
--
Good luck
Ivar
[/QUOTE]
Thank you Ivar for hint
I guess I need special course in post-processing from Comsol to make figures look normal or most likely this issue will be fixed in Comsol v5 :)
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Posted:
1 decade ago
2012年9月28日 GMT-4 03:04
Exporting the data to excel, then calculations and different plots from different studies can be set up in one graph.
Exporting the data to excel, then calculations and different plots from different studies can be set up in one graph.