#Embed emf file in texmacs document how to#
#Embed emf file in texmacs document update#
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#Embed emf file in texmacs document plus#

#Embed emf file in texmacs document update#

With the update installed I could not see any. The problem went away after uninstalling update KB4503292. I have also had this problem after installing the latest updates to Windows 7 last week. I'd rather not have to phone them again and spend hours if I can help it.Īny help much appreciated (shame if I can't get it to work - the emf files looked much better than png alternatives). I phoned back office support yesterday after spending 1.5hours in my first call but was cut off straight-away. Perfectly but today, after it too installed the updates, it suffers the same problem. I know now it's something to do with the very recent Windows 7 update - I emailed the Word files yesterday to another of my computers that had Windows 7 but had not done the very latest update - could view the images What is weird is Word can can still open other emf files produced from other sources (well from Updating to Office 365 made no difference. I phoned microsoft support (Office side) who convinced me to buy Office 365 so they could help me free of charge. When I then opened the same Word documents (ieĭid not re-generate them from R) the images were present in the sense there was the same 5inch width * 3 inch height rectangle placeholder whose border highlighted when clicked - however the image picture itself was gone (the pure white background). Two days ago I created such Word docs and could view them fine in Word 2016 package (figures perfectly displayed) on. The next day on starting my computer it installed Windows 7 updates. R Package officer then picks up these files and creates The figures are emf+ files created from R package devemf.

#Embed emf file in texmacs document how to#

If you need assistance about how to do that, contact SAS Technical Support.I program in the stats language R and have produced Word (.docx) documents automatically from it that contain Word tables and figures.

#Embed emf file in texmacs document code#

Instead of editing a graph outside of SAS, it is recommended that you modify your graph by using statements and options in the SAS code itself. In this case, you need to modify your SAS code or the ODS style so that the graph is created with solid lines instead of dashed lines. To create editable vector-based graphics output, you need to modify your code to not use data skins or transparency.Īlso, graphs that use dashed lines cannot be edited outside of SAS. NOTE: The graph in the RTF destination will be rendered as an image due to the use of transparency and data skin. Therefore, if your SAS code creates graphics output using data skins or transparency, keep in mind that the graph output is created as an image and the following note is written to the log: The EMF format does not support data skins or transparency. If you are using a SAS/GRAPH procedure (such as GPLOT or GCHART), you can create EMF Dual graph output by specifying the DEVICE=EMFDUAL option in the GOPTIONS statement: Creating EMF Dual graph output with the SAS/GRAPH® procedures

#Embed emf file in texmacs document plus#

This format combines EMF Plus output and traditional EMF graph output in a single graph file. To create an EMF graph output that you can edit, you must create your EMF graphics output in a format known as EMF Dual format. However, this type of EMF graph output is not editable. The EMF graph format is the default graph format when you want to create graphics output with the ODS RTF destination.īy design, the default EMF graph output that SAS creates is in an EMF Plus (EMF+) format. You can either create a stand-alone EMF graph output file or embed your EMF graph output inside an RTF document by using the ODS RTF destination. Formats such as PNG, GIF, JPEG, and TIFF are bitmap image formats and, typically, bitmap image formats cannot be edited. The EMF graph format is a vector-based graphics format. To create graphics output that is editable, you need to create your graphics output as EMF (Enhanced Metafile Format) graph output. What happens if you need to edit graph output files from SAS in a different application (for example, Microsoft Word)? It is not recommended that you edit your SAS graph output outside of SAS, but if you must do so, this article discusses the graphics output options that you need to use.