Howard, Of course - we've discussed that before. Most "Flow images" contain text in addition to rasterized lines. Most Fonts at 72dpi are relatively crude when compared to say, PostScript output at 300dpi. So, I believe it totally justified to enable high resolution output of flow data, even if the ratio of "pixels" to "data points" does wander to where the resolution is greater than that of the displayed data. In addition, with a panel of plots at 300dpi, you can reduce the size for publication without losing data due to bitmap image hacking. This is where scalable image files come in handy. Nobody wants a bitmap shrinking algorithm "drawing" their data. The sobriety of the investigator in performing these tasks, however, is obviously beyond our control.... Regards, Joe
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