Why does the emf-export change the size of my figure?

Hi everybody,

I have a problem with the following statement:

print(handle,'-dmeta' ,filename);

This emf-export changes the size of the figure. The equivalent png-export

print(handle, '-dpng' ,filename,'-r0');

does not. I tried the '-r0' property in the emf-case but it doesn't help. How can I force the emf-case to take the specified figure-size?

My figure has the following properties:

Alphamap = [ (1 by 64) double array]

BackingStore = on

CloseRequestFcn =

Color = [0.8 0.8 0.8]

Colormap = [ (97 by 3) double array]

CurrentAxes = [941.001]

CurrentCharacter =

CurrentObject = []

CurrentPoint = [-0.00106157 -0.00142045]

DockControls = on

DoubleBuffer = on

FileName =

FixedColors = [ (14 by 3) double array]

IntegerHandle = on

InvertHardcopy = on

KeyPressFcn =

MenuBar = figure

MinColormap = [64]

Name = Test

NextPlot = add

NumberTitle = on

PaperUnits = centimeters

PaperOrientation = portrait

PaperPosition = [2.37944 1.18972 24.9048 18.6125]

PaperPositionMode = auto

PaperSize = [29.7 21]

PaperType = custom

Pointer = arrow

PointerShapeCData = [ (16 by 16) double array]

PointerShapeHotSpot = [1 1]

Position = [0.196875 0.1575 0.490625 0.586667]

Renderer = painters

RendererMode = auto

Resize = off

ResizeFcn =

SelectionType = normal

ShareColors = on

ToolBar = auto

Units = normalized

WindowButtonDownFcn =

WindowButtonMotionFcn =

WindowButtonUpFcn =

WindowStyle = normal

WVisual = 00 (RGB 32 GDI, Bitmap, Window)

WVisualMode = auto

BeingDeleted = off

ButtonDownFcn =

Children = [ (31 by 1) double array]

Clipping = on

CreateFcn =

DeleteFcn =

BusyAction = queue

HandleVisibility = on

HitTest = on

Interruptible = off

Parent = [0]

Selected = off

SelectionHighlight = on

Tag =

Type = figure

UIContextMenu = []

UserData = []

Visible = on

Thank you for your help, Bettina

[Christoph]

Your "PaperPositionMode" = "auto".

If you would switch to "manual", you would probably get the same result. "manual" prints the figure as it appears on the screen. "auto" prints in standard size. This option may not be available with dmeta (can't try here ob linux machine...).

The "Paper..." parameters can help to layout the figure.