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Lower resolution source data is synthesized to a higher resolution format for subsequent rendering on a lower resolution output device. Synthesis occurs by selecting or generating and using a synthesis template that represents a configuration of a plurality of pixel data in the higher resolution for

Lower resolution source data is synthesized to a higher resolution format for subsequent rendering on a lower resolution output device. Synthesis occurs by selecting or generating and using a synthesis template that represents a configuration of a plurality of pixel data in the higher resolution format into which the lower resolution source data is to be synthesized. A working or active pixel is identified from the lower resolution source data, a synthesis template is selected, and then the synthesis template pixel data is substituted for the working pixel for rendering on the output device. The synthesized higher resolution data is rendered in a manner such that dots represented by the synthesized data are formed interstitially relative to scan lines of the given lower raster/resolution capability of the output device. The working pixel is identified in the lower resolution data by recognizing a configuration of a plurality of pixel data adjacent the working pixel. The synthesis template comprises at least a two by two cell matrix for pixel placement in the higher resolution format. The synthesis template pixel placement is formed to provide an apparent merge of the pixel data in the higher resolution format with the adjacent pixel data of the lower resolution format data.

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Lower resolution source data is synthesized to a higher resolution format for subsequent rendering on a lower resolution output device. Synthesis occurs by selecting or generating and using a synthesis template that represents a configuration of a plurality of pixel data in the higher resolution for

Lower resolution source data is synthesized to a higher resolution format for subsequent rendering on a lower resolution output device. Synthesis occurs by selecting or generating and using a synthesis template that represents a configuration of a plurality of pixel data in the higher resolution format into which the lower resolution source data is to be synthesized. A working or active pixel is identified from the lower resolution source data, a synthesis template is selected, and then the synthesis template pixel data is substituted for the working pixel for rendering on the output device. The synthesized higher resolution data is rendered in a manner such that dots represented by the synthesized data are formed interstitially relative to scan lines of the given lower raster/resolution capability of the output device. The working pixel is identified in the lower resolution data by recognizing a configuration of a plurality of pixel data adjacent the working pixel. The synthesis template comprises at least a two by two cell matrix for pixel placement in the higher resolution format. The synthesis template pixel placement is formed to provide an apparent merge of the pixel data in the higher resolution format with the adjacent pixel data of the lower resolution format data. , Warthan et al., 382/064; US-4416299, 19831100, Bergman, 133/001.R; US-4420153, 19831200, Winkler et al., 271/304; US-4441205, 19840400, Berkin et al., 382/008; US-4442541, 19840400, Finkel et al., 382/007; US-4449240, 19840500, Yoshida, 382/015; US-4461028, 19840700, Okubo, 382/015; US-4464786, 19840800, Nishito et al., 382/007; US-4464787, 19840800, Fish et al., 382/007; US-RE31692, 19841000, Tyburski et al., 382/007; US-4480177, 19841000, Allen, 235/379; US-4487306, 19841200, Nao et al., 194/004.C; US-4490846, 19841200, Ishida et al., 382/007; US-4513439, 19850400, Gorgone et al., 382/007; US-4530067, 19850700, Dorr, 364/900; US-4538719, 19850900, Gray et al., 194/100.A; US-4539702, 19850900, Oka, 382/007; US-4542829, 19850900, Emery et al., 209/534; US-4543969, 19851000, Rasmussen, 133/003.A; US-4544266, 19851000, Antes, 356/071; US-4547896, 19851000, Ohtombe et al., 382/007; US-4553222, 19851100, Kurland et al., 364/900; US-4553846, 19851100, Hilton et al., 356/429; US-4556140, 19851200, Okada, 194/004.C; US-4558224, 19851200, Gober, 250/460.1; US-4559451, 19851200, Curl, 250/560; US-4563771, 19860100, Gorgone et al., 382/007; US-4567370, 19860100, Falls, 250/461.1; US-4569421, 19860200, Sandstedt, 186/039; US-4582172, 19860400, Takeuchi et al., 186/038; US-4584529, 19860400, Aoyama, 324/261; US-4587412, 19860500, Apisdorf, 235/449; US-4587434, 19860500, Roes et al., 250/556; US-4590606, 19860500, Rohrer, 382/007; US-4592090, 19860500, Curl et al., 382/007; US-4593184, 19860600, Bryce, 223/544.9; US-4594644, 19860600, Painter et al., 361/417; US-4602332, 19860700, Hirose et al., 364/408; US-4605926, 19860800, Onishi et al., 340/825.3; US-4611345, 19860900, Ohnis