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--- en:export [2026/03/11 13:05] – frankbrennecke
+++ en:export [2026/03/11 13:09] (current) – frankbrennecke
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- data can be saved as a CSV file and is then available outside the programme for further processing. Within CGRAPHG, all CSV files created can also be re-imported into Linear Algebra for 2D and 3D.
+  -Data can be saved as a CSV file and is then available outside the programme for further processing. Within CGRAPH, all CSV files created can also be re-imported into Linear Algebra for [[LinearAlgebra2D|2D]] and [[LineareAlgebra3D|3D]].
--Graphics can be saved in various formats.
+  -Graphics can be saved in various formats.
 ===== Exporting data =====
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 Graphics can be saved in various quality levels and formats. The following //bitmap sizes// are available:
-- Screen quality (75 dpi) - here, the graphic will look exactly as it does in the graphics window and will also be exactly the same size as the graphics window.
+  - Screen quality (75 dpi) - here, the graphic will look exactly as it does in the graphics window and will also be exactly the same size as the graphics window.
-- Low print resolution (150 dpi) - here the graphic is twice the width and height of the graphic window, i.e. four times the size.
+  - Low print resolution (150 dpi) - here the graphic is twice the width and height of the graphic window, i.e. four times the size.
-- Medium print resolution (300 dpi) - here the graphic is four times the width and height of the graphic window, i.e. 16 times the size.
+  - Medium print resolution (300 dpi) - here the graphic is four times the width and height of the graphic window, i.e. 16 times the size.
-- High print resolution (600 dpi) - here the graphic is 8 times the width and height of the graphic window, i.e. 64 times the size.
+  - High print resolution (600 dpi) - here the graphic is 8 times the width and height of the graphic window, i.e. 64 times the size.
 The //format// can be selected from the following options:
--BMP-Windows bitmap format: lossless and uncompressed, but requires a lot of storage space
+  -BMP-Windows bitmap format: lossless and uncompressed, but requires a lot of storage space
--JPEG format: lossy and compressed, very small storage space requirement
+  -JPEG format: lossy and compressed, very small storage space requirement
--PNG format: lossless and compressed, medium storage space requirement
+  -PNG format: lossless and compressed, medium storage space requirement
 You can also specify whether the set //background and axis colours should be ignored//. If this field is selected, CGRAPH will instead create an export graphic with a white background and colour the axes, markers and labels black and the background grid grey to match. The colours of the graphics are retained in all cases.
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 Finally, the directory and file name can be specified. If the graph type comprises several graphs (e.g. for [[frequency response|frequency responses]] or [[complex plane|figures in the complex plane]]), all of them are exported as separate bitmaps.
-[[printing_and_export|Back to overview]]
+[[menu|Back to overview]]