For more information about how the appearance of the graph is determined and the ways
that you can modify it, see Chapter 23, “Managing Your Graph’s Appearance,” on page
433.
Controlling Physical Aspects of the Output
The ODS GRAPHICS statement provides options that control the physical aspects of
your graphs, such as the graph size and the name of the output image file.
The HTML destination's default image size of 640 pixels by 480 pixels (4:3 aspect ratio)
for ODS Graphics is set in the SAS Registry. You can change the graph size using the
ODS GRAPHICS statement’s WIDTH= and/or HEIGHT= options. To name the output
image file, use the IMAGENAME= ...
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