Saving graph distribution and window generated by script.

[#1]

Hello, 

Here is my issue.

I wrote different script to analyse a lot of datatable.

Some scripts are generating Graph distribution and others are generating Window with specified data calculated.

//*First type of graphics generated that fit in a project*/New Window( "Distribution du target status",
	H List Box(
		For( p = 2, p <= dim, p++,
			nom = "target_status " || Char( p );
			col = Column( nom );
			corner = Contains(cornerList, nom);
			If (
			 corner == 0,
			Distribution( Uniform Scaling( 1 ), Continuous Distribution( Column( col ), 
			Show Percents( 1 ), Show Counts( 1 ) ) );
			);
		);
	)
);/******************************************************************************//* Second type of data that doesn't fit in a project */ /Display wrong datatitle = "Statistic status";content1 = Text Box( "Nombre de target status valide : " );content2 = Text Box( v );content3 = Text Box( "Nombre de target status non valide : " );content4 = Text Box( c );//content5 = Text Box( "Nombre de bavure : " );//content6 = Text Box( b );//content7 = Text Box( "No target in previous range : "); //content8 = Text Box( n ); content9 = Text Box( "Ratio : " );content10 = Text Box( r );New Window( title, content1, content2, content3, content4, /*content5, content6, content7, content8,*/ content9, content10 );

I'm using  7 scripts that are generating 15 different data analysis. I would like to save, the datatable modified, graphics distribution generated and windows generated in one .pdf. 

At the moment I'm clicing a lot to save data table and distrubtion graph associated in a project, and I screen shot windows that can't go in project.

File > New > Project or Ctrl + Shift + P

It's a huge waste of time. I need to find a way to save everything in a .pdf where I can read vertically form top to bottom each graphics in order I generated them.

Ps : I think I can merge all my sript in one if It could help...

[#2 · Accepted solution]

What you need to do, is,

1. At the beginning of your script, open a JMP Journal

     ex: 

          myJournal = New Window( "Journal", << journal );

2. As you generate your data tables and results, move a copy to the above mentioned JMP Journal

3. At the end of your processing, all you have to do is to save the JMP Journal to a PDF format.