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This document assumes a working knowledge of SAS. If
you need additional assistance, please email UofM SAS Technical
Support (sas.help@umich.edu) or telephone the CSCAR
statistical consultant at 764-7828 (4-STAT).
There are two ways to use the code snippets given
below.
- Include the setup code snippet in the 'autoexec'
file (autoexec.sas for Windows, autoexec.sas610
or autoexec.sas611 for Macintosh and Unix) and
restart SAS. This is really the most efficient
way, as you only have to do it once -- the setup
code is then enabled automagically each time you
run SAS. However, this is possible only if you
have permission to change the 'autoexec' file.
- Submit the setup code snippet ONCE via the
program editor before you begin to submit the
graphics code. The drawback to this method is
that you will have to do this each time you run
SAS and want to print graphics. However, if you
do not have permission to change the 'autoexec'
file, this is the easiest way to enable the
setup.
NOTE: If you use SAS on an ITD Sites PC, this setup
has already been done for you.
Windows
goptions device=win targetdevice=winprtm;
Grayscale Printer
goptions device=win targetdevice=winprtg;
Color Printer
goptions device=win targetdevice=winprtc;
Macintosh
- Color/Grayscale Monitor and a Monochrome Printer
goptions device=maccolor targetdevice=macprtm;
Color/Grayscale Monitor and a Grayscale Printer
goptions device=maccolor targetdevice=macprtg;
Color/Grayscale Monitor and a Color Printer
goptions device=maccolor targetdevice=macprtc;
Monochrome Monitor and a Monochrome Printer
goptions device=macbw targetdevice=macprtm;
Monochrome Monitor and a Grayscale Printer
goptions device=macbw targetdevice=macprtg;
Monochrome Monitor and a Color Printer
goptions device=macbw targetdevice=macprtc;
Unix -- Interactive Mode (assumes a postscript-capable monochrome
printer)
NOTE: You may have to replace the 'lp' portion of the
filename statement with whatever command you normally use
to print (probably something like lpr -Pprintername).
- Color monitor and landscape printing (thin
default lines)
filename grafout pipe 'lp';
goptions device=xcolor targetdevice=psll gsfname=grafout
gsfmode=replace gsflen=132;
Color monitor and portrait printing (thick
default lines)
filename grafout pipe 'lp';
goptions device=xcolor targetdevice=ps gsfname=grafout
gsfmode=replace gsflen=132;
Monochrome monitor and portrait printing (thick
default lines)
filename grafout pipe 'lp';
goptions device=xbw targetdevice=ps gsfname=grafout
gsfmode=replace gsflen=132;
Monochrome monitor and portrait printing (thick
default lines)
filename grafout pipe 'lp';
goptions device=xbw targetdevice=ps gsfname=grafout
gsfmode=replace gsflen=132;
Unix -- Batch Mode (assumes a postscript-capable
monochrome printer)
NOTE: This code will create a file in your home
directory named 'graph.ps' that you can print, using
whatever command on your system is appropriate for
postscript files.
- Landscape printing (thin default lines)
filename grafout '~/graph.ps';
goptions device=psll gsfname=grafout gsfmode=replace gsflen=132;
Portrait printing (thick default lines)
filename grafout '~/graph.ps';
goptions device=ps gsfname=grafout
gsfmode=replace gsflen=132;
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