I use the savePlot function for saving graphics. The following will save the
active graphics panel in your working directory, in format wmf, which I find
has a high resolution. Check out other possible formats in help.

savePlot(filename = "myfilename",type = c("wmf"))

Murray



On 31/05/07, Felicity Jones <felicity.jones@stanford.edu> wrote:
>
>
> Dear R wizards,
>
> I am seeking advice on graphics in R.  Specifically, how to manipulate
> the size and save a plot I have produced using the LDheatmap library.
> I confess I am relatively new to graphics in R, but I would greatly
> appreciate any suggestions you may have.
>
> LDheatmap produces a coloured triangular matrix of pairwise
> associations between 600 genetic markers in my dataset.  Initially the
> graphical output was confined to the computer screen, such that each
> pairwise marker association was displayed as approximately 1 pixel
> (too small for me to interpret).
>
> I have successfully managed to play with the LDheatmap function to
> enlarge the size of viewport by changing the following code in
> LDheatmap
>
> #From
>
> heatmapVP <- viewport(width = unit(0.8, "snpc"), height = unit(0.8,
> "snpc"),
>                         name=vp.name)
>
> #To
> heatmapVP <- viewport(width = unit(25, "inches"), height = unit(25,
> "inches"), name=vp.name)
>
> This produces a much larger plot (so big that the majority is not seen
> on the screen).  I would like to save the entire thing so that I can
> import it into photoshop or some other image software.
>
> My problem is that when I save using the R graphics console
> (File->Save As->bmp), it only saves the section I can see on the
> screen.  Any suggestions on how to save the whole plot or manipulate
> the plot so I get higher resolution would be much appreciated.
>
> Thanks for your help in advance,
>
> Felicity.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> _______________________________________
>
> Dr Felicity Jones
> Department of Developmental Biology
> Stanford University School of Medicine
> Beckman Center
> 279 Campus Drive
> Stanford CA 94305-5329
> USA
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