BMP1
SASBMP2
EMF, WMF1
SASEMF, SASWMF2
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Yes4
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Printer6
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Yes, except for resolution7
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Yes, except for resolution9
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BMP1
EMF, WMF1
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Yes, except for resolution9 and fonts
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1On Windows, BMP, EMF, and
WMF are interface metafile devices. In all other operating environments,
BMP, EMF, and WMF are native |
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2In operating environments other than Windows, SASEMF, SASWMF, and SASBMP are copies of EMF, WMF, and BMP, respectively. | ||||
3With SVG devices, the XMAX= and YMAX= graphics options set the size of the page, and the HSIZE= and VSIZE= graphics options set the size of the SVG output. With other devices, all four options set the size of the graphics output, and if all four are specified, the smaller specifications are used. | ||||
4Some native devices have a set resolution, and others have a fixed set of supported resolutions that you can specify. | ||||
5Shortcut devices use Universal Printers. Universal Printers have a fixed set of supported resolutions that can be selected through the Print Setup dialog box or through the PRINTDEF procedure. | ||||
6The WINPRT* devices are identical to the SASPRT* devices. They differ in name only. | ||||
7The interface printer devices use a mix of host printing facilities and Universal Printing, depending on the operating environment. On Windows systems, use the Windows Print Manager to change the default resolution and size. On other systems, resolution and size are set through the Print Setup dialog box or through the PRINTDEF procedure. | ||||
8The device is queried. The size is constrained by the window. | ||||
9Display resolution is set in the display properties for the operating environment. The device is queried, and the resolution is set according to the value returned. |