Hi: I saw -almost- the same thing. PDF gave me an error message: ERROR: Image file type is not supported, or corrupted file. ERROR: Unable to load image c:\temp\kermit.emf. ERROR: Unable to load image c:\temp\kermit.emf; default image will be used instead. NOTE: There were 1 observations read from the data set WORK.DUMMY. The RTF file did not contain any images. I was able to get an HTML file with a valid IMG tag for both pictures. I used slightly different syntax than you did. IMAGE_DPI didn't seem to have any impact on how the pictures looked. I put in the same file twice (KERMIT.EMF) -- the resolution was not good - -certainly, it didn't look as good in the HTML file as the original HTML file. Below is the code I used. You say that these pictures were created by some other process. You might try annotating them into a new image using SAS/GRAPH Annotate facility. Or you might try working with Tech Support on this question. I'm not sure that using PROC REPORT is the right approach. But if there is a way to do what you want, Tech Support will be able to point you in the right direction. And if there's not a way to do what you want, they will save you a lot of failed attempts. I put my image in c:\temp\kermit.emf and wrote my output there, too. cynthia data dummy; x = '_'; run; ods html path='c:\temp' (url=none) file="showkermit.html" style=HighContrast ; Title "Title for Dataset1"; proc report data=dummy nowd noheader style(report)={outputwidth=100% rules=none frame=void cellspacing=0 preimage="kermit.emf"}; column x; define x /'' style(column)=[background=white just=c foreground=white preimage="kermit.emf"]; run; ods _all_ close; ods rtf file='c:\temp\showkermit.rtf' ; ods pdf file='c:\temp\showkermit.pdf' ; Title "Title for Dataset1"; proc report data=dummy nowd noheader style(report)={outputwidth=100% preimage="c:\temp\kermit.emf"}; column x; define x /'' style(column)=[background=white just=c foreground=white preimage="c:\temp\kermit.emf"]; run; ods _all_ close;
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