Hello,
This may be a reach, but I thought I'd ask. I am printing an entire graph with a few plots on a report by using the Graph's Draw method. I'm Drawing some strings on the top and bottom of the page, then I'm drawing the graph in the middle of the page. The thing that I have noticed about the graph's image is that, compared to everything else drawn, the graph's image is kind of grainy and/or pixelated. It looks like the graph's image is simply a stretched bitmap using the graph image currently drawn on the screen and not something that is rerendered for a higher resolution (printer).
Is there a way with the current version of the Graph to either get a vector graphics image of the graph or some way to render the graph at a higher resolution?
Am I missing something with the way that I am printing? I am using the Graph Printing Example as a guide for how to print it. It seems that no matter what printer I use (with 8.5x11 paper), the PageBounds property always has a width of 850 and a height of 1100. The Margin is always an inch around the edge of the page. If the dpi is correct with the pixel bounds that I'm getting, then that would give a resolution of something like 10,000 dpi max.
Thanks for your comments,
-Matt
