¡Exportación de un diagrama a un formato de archivo de imagen en función de la pantalla !

[HerveM1234]

Hi,

I don’t really understand why if I export a diagram, using right click, to a picture file (PNG or EMF) with the same resolution set to 600dpi, the result depends on the display at the moment of the exportation!
It seems to work as a screenshot, not a real conversion to image formats.
e.g. if the FlexPro window is maximised, everything is correct, if not : the picture is very small.
When using automatic export in VBA, the quality depends on the last window setting!

Thanks for help

[HerveM1234]

Hi,

I don’t really understand why if I export a diagram, using right click, to a picture file (PNG or EMF) with the same resolution set to 600dpi, the result depends on the display at the moment of the exportation!
It seems to work as a screenshot, not a real conversion to image formats.
e.g. if the FlexPro window is maximised, everything is correct, if not : the picture is very small.
When using automatic export in VBA, the quality depends on the last window setting!

Thanks for help

[Bernhard Kantz]

If the [i]SizeToFitWindow[/i] of the diagram is set to [i]True[/i], the size specified by [i]Width[/i] and [i]Height[/i] is ignored. This may lead to the unwanted behavior you observed. So resetting this property (and also [i]CursorActive[/i]) in your VBA script will export the diagram in the defined size (regarding the resolution).

[HerveM1234]

Thanks for that.

When I use macro, I write [code]Application.WindowState = fpWindowStateMaximized
ExportSettings.PNG.Resolution = 600 ‘for example[/code] before exporting picture.

The problem is when manual export is performed.

[Autor]

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