add standalone orca doc #16
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r/2020-01-20-static-image-export.Rmd
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| ### Export R Graphs As Static Images Using `orca()` |
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we'll want to add some of the extra information here about how orca runs locally, doesn't require any kind of network access, and the various file formats that you can target like jpg, svg, png, pdf, eps etc,
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also we'll need the warning from the other page about the limitations of vector vs raster
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This one should actually get the /r/static-image-export/ permalink and the other page should get a new one like /r/chart-studio-image-export/
Co-Authored-By: Nicolas Kruchten <nicolas@plot.ly>
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I have updated this PR with info about file formats and a note about network access. |
r/2020-01-20-static-image-export.Rmd
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| ### New to Plotly? |
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let's remove this "new to plotly" section here so we don't forget it in the other PR
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The purpose of this PR is to add a standalone doc about exporting charts as static images to the
plotly fundamentalssection of the R graphing libraries docs.