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Title: Rossire SC 9XCFagen CENELEC CS 20031


1
Integrating pictures in textsbasics
pictures come basically in two different flavors
FAT as a bitmap
Slim as a incremental picture
  • (many) dots describe the whole content of
    the picture
  • (some) vectors describe links or increments
    map changes in the picture
  • B/W dots or at least 3 dots, one per color
  • the colors are attributes of the vectors
  • the file's size depends of the picture's
    surface and resolution
  • the file's size depends of the picture's
    content and complexity

2
Integrating pictures in textsbitmap pictures
3
Integrating pictures in textsincremental
pictures
4
Integrating pictures in textsdoes and donts
some rules to enhance the quality and the
maintain- ability of your pictures
  • avoid bitmaps wherever possible, they produce
    huge files
  • avoid scanning, the quality is usually poor
  • avoid OLE (embedded links), it needs a strong
    link between source and text
  • change at the source wherever and whenever
    possible
  • use only widespread formats they (should)
    ensure portability
  • all picture sources are a part of the
    documentation, so provide them with the texts
    (at best in a ZIP-file!)

5
Integrating pictures in textsrecommended formats
  • Microsoft Office
  • flow-charts .VSD (Visio)
  • graphics / pictures .PPT (PowerPoint)
    unavoidable bitmaps .BMP, .PCX
  • dont use Words graphical editor, it generates
    bitmaps!
  • Other source-formats
  • photographs .JPG, (good rendering)
  • technical pictures .DWG, .DGN (only B/W)
    .GIF, .TIF
    (max 16 colors!)
  • use Microsoft's .WMF metafile-format to insert
    them into texts!

6
A few additional hints (based on CS experience)
  • Labels in graphics
  • If possible try to keep the labels out of the
    graphic
  • If not, try to prepare a separate graphic to
    insert in each language version.
  • Do not insert blank squares to hide labels in
    another language. The hidden term will come
    back to haunt you sooner or later!

7
Composite graphics ( most graphics)
  • Select each element of the graphic, then Group
    them to be able to size, move them, animate
    them in PPT... If not...

OOPS
  • To edit the graphic select all, ungroup, then
    regroup
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