Using this extension has other positive aspects.
Inkscape comes with an extension called JessyInk that is designed for precisely this purpose. This may sound complicated, but it is not. To turn a collection of SVGs into a presentation with the usual functions, a little JavaScript is all you need. Since the Inkscape software stores files in SVG format, they can be easily viewed in a web browser. I design my talks with my favorite graphics program, Inkscape. For this author, there is only one solution. However, these do not rely on the WYSIWYG principle, and they require some know-how. But what if you want more than the options available in LibreOffice? The potential alternatives include LaTeX Beamer or Impress.js. In many cases, this will meet your needs and be relatively easy to use. For this task, Linux fans often choose LibreOffice Impress, which is installed by default in most distributions. If you frequently produce posters they can be exported from inkscape at enormous sizes so that they won't look fuzzy.Giving presentations is a regular part of life at many jobs. Graphics are sharper and more accurate, and they don't degrade when there size is increased. The reason this is the case is because emf files can contain, and in this case do contain vector graphics as opposed to raster graphics. The above shows what graph markers look like in StataĪnd in png exports. Markers and text are sharper and less blocky and pixelated. The first thing you'll notice is that things seem to look better. Now open Inkscape and load up your emf file.
Begin with your graph in the graph window, and export it as an Enhanced Metafile (.emf) file (select File > Save As > select Enhanced Metafile (*.emf)) If you haven't already, download and install inkscape from their website. If your looking to do more advanced stuff, consult the Inkscape documentation. You should be able to move, scale, and change the color of objects in inkscape inkscape intuitively. The following will get you started in inkscape to improve the look of graphs and plots produced in Stata. The answer, I've found, is to use inkscape. You cannot do things like add gradients, use special fonts, add a photo, or sharpen the look of markers.Ĭertainly, this is a functional graph but I like to make things look nicer and maybe make a few small changes. Normally, in Stata if you want to adjust objects within your graph you can do so using one of the graphics dialogues or the graphics editor but you are limited in what you can do.
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