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["Segments",12,null,null,"Even though it's easier to use the \"Export JPG\" button, I found that exporting to PDF then generating the JPG from there gives better results because there's no trash at the line edge from the PDF. You will have to increase the color depth on the PDF out though."]
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["Line Width",0.6,"this is the VBA line width for the drawing. Use 0.6 to 1.0 for PDF output or 1.5 for JPG export"]
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[null,null,null,null,"For a PDF, a line width of 0.6 gives 2 - 3 pixels in line width and a solid line. 1 gives about 3 pixels. 0.2 gives a 1 pixel width in some places. You will need a line width of about 1.5 to get a solid enough line from the JPG export."]