In addition to the actual template code, you have a great deal of control over the
environment in which ODS graphs are produced. Knowing what options are available
and how to adjust these options gives you the maximum control in producing the best
possible graphs for your needs.
Three areas work in conjunction with each other to control all aspects of graph creation:
SAS RegistryProvides a repository of defaults for many options that affect
ODS Graphics
ODS Destination statementProvides options specific to destinations, such as HTML, PDF,
and RTF
ODS GRAPHICS statementProvides many global options that affect ODS graphics
You often need to add ...
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