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  19 <h2 class="sectionedit2" id="exporting_images">Exporting images</h2>
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  23 gschem can export a schematic or symbol page to an image file.  To create an image file, use <strong>File→Write image…</strong> to show the “Write image…” window.  This window allows you to select the file to output to, the type of image to create, and (if necessary) the size of the image.
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  27 If you select Portable Document Format to output, the “Width x Height” value will not be used.  Instead, the file will be sized to fit the visible contents of your schematic or symbol page.
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  29 <div class="notetip">If you wish to display the symbol schematic in a printed document, PDF is recommended.  For use on web pages or for presentations, consider PNG.
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