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print2im

14 Nov 2008 (Updated 01 Dec 2008)

Save or output figures to anti-aliased images with cropped borders.

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Description	PRINT2IM outputs a rasterized figure to an array or image file, with: - Figure borders cropped - Anti-aliased graphics PRINT2IM requires an optional target filename and/or target variable, and an optional figure handle - there are no other options to be set. The output image is exactly the size and layout of the figure on the screen. The image file type is determined by the extension of the filename. If there is no valid extension (".png", ".jpg", ".tif" or ".bmp") then the default extension, ".png", is added. PRINT2IM is especially useful for saving 3-d graphics to a high quality bitmap, for inclusion in a publication.
Acknowledgements	The author wishes to acknowledge the following in the creation of this submission: Myaa - My Anti-Alias for Matlab
MATLAB release	MATLAB 7.5 (R2007b)

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Everyone's Tags	anti alias, bitmap, bmp, data export(2), export data, export figure, figure, image(2), jpeg, jpg, png, print, save, tif, tiff
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Updates
15 Nov 2008	Use bilinear interpolation (previously bicubic) for smoother output & faster rendering.
18 Nov 2008	Generalized to output to several image formats and output to an array if wanted. Name changed from PRINT_PNG as a result.
01 Dec 2008	Avoid changing figure position units

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