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Under Image, from the Size list, select Current to use the current size of the Graphics window. Of the settings below, only the Zoom extents and Antialiasing check boxes are then available. Alternatively, select Manual (web) or Manual (print) to set the print size and resolution manually. Choosing Manual (web) provides default settings identical to those used when creating an image snapshot for web use.
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Select a Unit to define the image size: Millimeters (mm) (the default for print), Inches (in), or Pixels (px) (the default for web).
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Select the Lock aspect ratio check box to maintain the calculation of the width and height (if one or the other is changed).
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Enter the Resolution for the image in DPI (dots per inch) as a value between 10 and 1200 DPI. The default value is 300 DPI for print and 96 DPI for web.
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The Zoom extents check box is cleared by default. Select it to add a zoom to extents before printing.
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The Antialiasing check box is cleared by default. Click to select if required. Antialiasing minimizes distortion such as jagged edges in the image.
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Under Layout, the Title, Legend, Axes, and Logo check boxes are selected by default to display the information on the screenshot if you select the Include check box. You can then also edit the selections for including these parts of the plot.
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Enter a Font size in points (pt) as a number between 1 and 1000 pt. The default value is 9 pt.
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If desired, specify the Color theme to use for the printed image. The default is to use the Global theme, but you can also use the Default from preferences, Basic, COMSOL, Dark, DarkSelection, Default, Light, LightSelection, and RYB.
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Select a Background: Current or Color. Current is the background color in the plot window on the COMSOL Desktop. For Color, click the Color button to select a custom color from the color palette that opens.
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Click OK to print the contents of the plot window. Typically the operating system’s Print dialog box first opens for selecting a printer, the number of copies, and other printer settings.
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