Package chemaxon.formats.documents.jchemoffice

Class GenericOptions

java.lang.Object
chemaxon.formats.documents.jchemoffice.GenericOptions
All Implemented Interfaces:
IGenericOptions
Direct Known Subclasses:
ConversionOptions, ReportSettings, TemplateWriterOptions
@PublicAPI public class GenericOptions extends Object implements IGenericOptions

  • Constructor Details

    • GenericOptions

      public GenericOptions()

  • Method Details

    • setDPIFactor

      public void setDPIFactor(double value)
      Description copied from interface: IGenericOptions
      DPIfactor is a number that multiplies the DPI that is used for the generation of the structure image inserted into your Office document. E.g, if it is 2, then the image will be created on a DPI which is double of the current DPI used by java, and therefore its resolution will be better. So if you request a 100x100 image, and specify a DPIfactor=2, then the image will practically be created on a DPI which has the same resolution as a 200x200 image. It can also be used with the Scale parameter, so if you create an image with Scale=12, and specify a DPIfactor=4, then the resolution of the image will be the same as if you created it with Scale=48. Certainly, the dimensions or Scale of the image will be the one you specified, only the resolution changes. The default value of the DPI factor is 4.00. In case of EMF image type the factor only slightly affects the file size of the image, but in case of bitmap types you might want to decrease the DPIfactor if you insert images with larger dimension anyway (to decrease the file size of the document at the end).
      Specified by:
      setDPIFactor in interface IGenericOptions

    • getDPIFactor

      public double getDPIFactor()
      Description copied from interface: IGenericOptions
      The default value of the DPI factor is 4.00. In case of EMF image type the factor only slightly affects the file size of the image, but in case of bitmap types you might want to decrease the DPIfactor if you insert images with larger dimension anyway (to decrease the file size of the document at the end).
      Specified by:
      getDPIFactor in interface IGenericOptions
      Returns:
      Value of the DPIFactor.