@Markiyan Hirnyk 

Dear Markiyan:

As explained, I followed your suggestions by using GSview cope-and-paste to Word 2007, and then prined the Word file (from a laser printer) and compared to a similar print sent by my friend who used MATLAB plot.

The print command I used:

HeL1 := logplot(Vector([0, 1, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16]), Vector([.1022669555, 0.7967903723e-1, 0.6021818977e-1, 0.3150289702e-1, 0.1491797203e-1, 0.6604613237e-2, 0.2839573450e-2, 0.1230266829e-2, 0.5538921559e-3, 0.2643338799e-3]), style = point, symbol = cross, color = [black])

H1L1 := logplot(Vector([0, 1, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16]), Vector([0.9871947438e-1, 0.7599515605e-1, 0.5664531083e-1, 0.2878691473e-1, 0.1333625221e-1, 0.5867991868e-2, 0.2551346128e-2, 0.1131636611e-2, 0.5236213578e-3, 0.2559155625e-3]), linestyle = [solid], color = [black])

plots[display]([HeL1, H1L1], resolution = 1200, gridlines = true, thickness = 1, axes = boxed, labeldirections = [horizontal, vertical], labelfont = [TIMES, 12])

I tried different plots. Although the eps format is better than jpeg and wmf ones (all exported from MAPLE), the resolution is still not as good as that obtained from MATLAB.

Hopefully, I can compute and print from the same MAPLE platform.

Thanks! 

@Markiyan Hirnyk 

Dear Markiyan:

Thank you for your consideration.

I have tried Xnview and GSview, but the copy from these views is not as good as the quality 

I see from the screen.

I wonder if I can get the eps quality just like what my friend got from the MATLAB eps output.

Thanks again.

Dear Markiyan:

Thanks a lot. I have tried a similar method, it seems that the resultant figure quality 

will be lower than the original eps one (since copy-and-paste is used instead of exporting directly).