In both of these graphs that use the DOCIMAGE_SMALLFONT style, the text in the
graph is still legible whether scaling is on or off. Also, more space is available to the
graphical elements in the output.
Controlling Image Resolution
All ODS destinations use a default DPI (dots per inch) setting when creating ODS
Graphics output. By default, LISTING and HTML use 96 dpi, and RTF and PDF use
150 dpi. Graphs that are rendered at higher DPI have greater resolution and larger file
size. Although DPI can be set to large values such as 1200, from a practical standpoint,
settings larger than 300 dpi are seldom necessary for most applications. Also, setting ...
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