On Windows (but not Mac), when you paste a Prism graph or layout within Word or PowerPoint (or some other programs), you can paste just a picture, paste a link, or embed a Prism object. You may have to do a bit of clean up to make the files work as intended.Ĭompatibility of Prism objects saved within other documents This means that results tables embedded on graphs may no longer show the results you care about, and scripts may export the wrong values. When you open a Prism file on a version different than the version it was created on, results also may appear on different rows of the results tables. The location of analysis results on analysis tables may change between versions Going back and forth between two versions is likely to be annoying. Many Prism files created with 9 will probably work ok, but this is not something we have tested.īut note there are likely to be changes when you open a file with an earlier version. We have not extensively tested opening Prism 9 files in Prism older Prism versions.
When this older version of Prism lacks a Prism 9 feature, we try to ensure that the result is sensible. We have done extensive testing to make sure that the most recent version of Prism prior to Prism 9 can open Prism files created by Prism 9. PZM files created by Prism versions 1 to 3. Prism 9 can open all PZF and PXFX files created by Prism versions 4 and newer, and can even open. If you use any of these nonstandard fonts (and perhaps others) with Prism 9 Mac, the symbol will appear as a box when you open the file in Prism 9 Windows: Cuneiform, Linear, Aegean, Miao, and Inscriptional.If you pasted a WMF or EMF image (from another program) onto a Prism graph or layout using Prism Windows version 6 or earlier, that object will be replaced by a red object when you open the file with Prism Mac. With older versions, there is one problem.The Windows and Mac versions of Prism use the same file format, and you can go back and forth between Prism 9 Win and Mac without any special conversion.
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