@LineDamsgaard wrote:
This produces an error in the log - the ods eps file statement is not valid, as well as a warning:
This means that your ODS EPS is not valid. That is not the way to generate anything. The second message is because the active ODS destination remaining open, HTML does not use the EPS graphics files.
The link you provide indicates that the ONLY ODS destination that will use EPS is the ODS PS file type. You might try the ODS LISTING and the imagefmt of EPSI as well. Listing is often the choice when you want to create an image but not package it as part of a document.
Most of the ODS destinations will have an option like IMAGE_DPI= to control the resolution. The default may vary from destination types but I think generally defaults to something in the 96 dpi (dots per inch) range. Increase the number to get more dots per inch will increase resolution of graphics but too large of a value, based on the size of the image area, can exceed available memory. 10inch by 10inch display area at 96 DPI is 960*960 or roughly 921,000 dots. If you go to 200 dpi that same image uses 4,000,000 dots. And dot uses memory to display colors.
Did you not save the code and data to create the images in the first place? Change that code would be where I would start to change the resolution. In my experience tools like the Design studio are useful for playing what if but after getting the settings export to code so I can avoid any manual steps again.
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