SAS.GRAPH 9.1 Reference, Volumes I and II
What is a Static Graphic?
By static graphic, we mean a graphic in the form of a GIF, JPEG, or PNG file. Whereas a user can interact with the graphics presented by the SAS graph applets and the ActiveX Control (such as by hiding nodes or zooming in on a portion on the graph), the only thing a user can do with a static graphic is to look at it because its appearance is permanently fixed once it is created. To generate a static graphic, run a SAS procedure with a GOPTIONS statement with DEVICE= specified as one of the following:
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ACTXIMG
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JAVAIMG
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GIF
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JPEG
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PNG
By default, GIF images are created with dimensions of 800 x 600 pixels. Use the following variants of the GIF driver to create different size GIF images:
GIF160 | 160 — 120 |
GIF260 | 260 — 195 |
GIF373 | 373 — 280 |
GIF570 | 570 — 430 |
GIF733 | 733 — 550 |