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Is there a way to improve the quality of the exported image files? I am already using anti-aliasing, but my process models still look a bit fuzzy.

Thanks for your help.

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Thank you for your enquiry. Could you show post some samples to show how the outcome looks like? Besides, which format did you choose?

Best regards,
Jick
]]> http://forums.visual-paradigm.com/posts/2176#17428.html http://forums.visual-paradigm.com/posts/2176#17428.html The problem only occurs when I zoom in (for example in Photoshop), or when I insert the image into a Word document.
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Could you try exporting as SVG? I believe the outcome is what you need.

Best regards,
Jick
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I have tried exporting as SVG. I can view the image using Adobe SVG Viewer, and the quality when zooming in is now excellent.
But when I insert the image into a Word document, I have to convert it to Bitmap, which again reduces the quality.

Regards,
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Please try also EMF. Word should accept this.

Best regards,
Jick
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