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From: Ya Huang on 5 Feb 2010 12:17
Are you in Windows? If so, maybe you should try SASEMF driver instead
of CGM driver, which has much better font control.

On Fri, 5 Feb 2010 16:41:58 +0100, Joakim Englund
<joakim.englund(a)GMAIL.COM> wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I'm using proc gchart to produce .cgm files which I input into word using a
>data _null_ step. In SAS 9.1, this code works for defining the x-axis:
>
>
>axis3 label=none width=*2* value=(A=*65* height=*3* 'Placebo C1-5' '10 mg
>C1' '30 mg C2' '60 mg C3'
>
>'100 mg C4-5' '60 mg Fast B1 C7' '60 mg Fed B2 C7' '60 mg Fast B3 C7' '30
mg
>PM C8'
>
>'30 mg EM C8' '60 mg Caps D1 C9' '60 mg Sol D2 C9') order=(*1* to *12* by
*1
>*);
>However, in SAS 9.2 this code results in x-axis value names which are way
to
>small. The font size for the y-axis, legend and titles are however still
the
>same, resulting in an inbalance which can't be resolved using croping and
>scaling of the word picture object. The axis statement above yields a new
>warning in SAS 9.2:
>
>
>WARNING: Order value specified in the AXIS statement does not match a
>midpoint value.
>Anyone knows what's going on and has a solution?
>
>KR,
>Joakim
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