Simple, isn't it? Hehe, Ding Qunqun is here (contact TA in the station). I always convert pictures to Jpg format, so it's cool to insert them! : Dwellyy2005 (in-station contact TA) to TIF format === :DA+ (in-station contact TA) does not matter.

Word document shows a preview of eps, which has a low resolution and is not clear.

Turn this Word document into pdf, and you will find that the eps picture is very clear; The printing is also very clear. Leiws (station contact TA)png.jpeg, etc. It won't be clear. I made a comparison. You can use photoshop to modify the size and pixels of the picture after making it. The general resolution is 600~ 1000, and save it in tifF format. Then insert word to see if hjduandian (station contact TA) is changed to TIF format, and then convert word into pdf format to see the effect. You can't see the effect in word! Chu zhufei (sTAtion contact ta) I usually insert word into tiff format.

For latex, directly cover the bowl tea with eps 8228 (contact TA in the station). That's because of the display problem of WORD software. If you print it out or convert it into PDF, it is definitely HD without code! : Duserhung TA)Word document display →eps preview, the resolution is not high.

Word document →pdf document, eps diagram will be clear, and printing will be clear.