The problem is that when I use MS Word from MATLAB, the quality of the figure (font size, line width and overall appearance) other software The package is much less compared to the figures made by MS Excel or sigmuplet. More specifically, the font size for the MS Word document is very small, the width of the lines is very narrow. I can fix the font size and the width of the line and fix it but it is a lot of work for such essential things. Every time my scripts have more than 20 figures I run them and manually or through code It is not fair to modify them. I hope MATLAB is ready to deal with this problem (customizing the font size, line width to paste the shape into MS Word or PDF etc).
I do not know if I have a way to paste the shape into a MS Word (edit> copy shape), or it's the way of MATLAB.
The following is an image of the PDF file that contains data created by MATLAB. See how insignificant and small the figure is, the labels and texts in the picture are hardly readable.
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There are many things to say about exporting data properly You can read the answers to my previous question which can tell you in the right direction:
And if you actually generate a lot of data (20 is not too high) then you should rely on programming to make sure the result is one. The style is that the trick is that you do not define all the styles for each plot differently, but define the cell arrays of styles that you can easily reuse, like
plotstyle = {'MarkerSize', 5, 'linewidth', 3}; Textstyle = {'FontWeight', 'Demi', 'Fontusys', 12}; Plot (Data 1, Plotstyle {:}) Plot (Data2, Plotstyle {:}) Title ('Some Title', Textstyle {:})
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