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Publication-Quality Graphics - Windows

This guide provides instructions on saving publication-quality graphics on the Windows version of JMP. For information on creating publication-quality graphics on the Mac version of JMP, see the Publication-Quality Graphics – Mac guide. For a basic approach on saving output, see the page Saving JMP Results.

Saving Graphic Images

  1. From any JMP output window, click the selection tool (gail_massari_0-1753299763143.png) in the toolbar or use the keyboard shortcut (S).
  2. Click on the content you’d like to copy – selected content is highlighted. Click near the edge of the report to select all content. To extend a selection, hold the shift key.
  3. Select Edit > Save Selection As.
  4. Under Save as Type (at the bottom of the window), select the desired graphic format. For printed media (presentations, journals, etc.) a vector image, such as EMF (enhanced metafile) is recommended. This format preserves transparency, can be edited in image-editing software, and can be scaled or resized without losing clarity.
  5. Enter a file name, specify the folder to save the file to, and click Save.

 

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Note: An alternative to saving as a file is to paste the image directly into a document. Use Edit > Copy from within JMP and choose Paste Special > Picture Enhanced Metafile to place image in a document.

 

Editing Image Elements within Power Point

  1.  Save the image in steps 4-5 above as a an enhanced meta file (.emf).
  2. After placing image in document, right-click on the image and select Edit Picture. Confirm choice. All the elements of the graphic can now be edited, and formatted as desired.

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Note: You may be required to “ungroup” elements in order to edit individual elements.

Note: It’s often best to edit the graph in JMP to the desired appearance as much as possible (e.g., marker sizes and/or colors, borders, axis settings, fonts, etc.) before saving/copying and inserting into a document.

 

Visit “Discovering JMP > Save and Share Your Work” and “Using JMP > Save and Share Your Data” in JMP Help to learn more.

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