G'day All,
I am having some difficulties with effects plots from the effects package. I am 
doing partial regression analyses of normal linear models and obtain lovely 
effect plots with a linear effect line and 95%CL. No problem so far.
The problem is that I want to overlay the actual datapoints on the plot and, 
when I do so, I find that several of them are falling off the edge of the plot. 
In other words the x-axis range is too narrow to show all the data points. When 
I try to adjust the plot using xlim, then nothing happens. I can adjust the 
plots with ylim, color etc but the range of the x axis seems to be set 
somewhere in the package, and xlim disabled, and as far as I can see that is a 
problem because the axis range doesn't always fit the actual data range.

It doesn't seem anyone else has posted about this problem.

Am I wasting my time trying to adjust the x range in plots from the "effects" 
package? If so, is there a way to output the partial regression + confidence 
limit lines so that I can just plot them up myself not using effects?

Thanks for any pointers.
Mark

A/Prof. Mark Hovenden           Locked Bag 55
School of Biological Sciences           Hobart Tas. 7001
University of Tasmania                  Australia
phone: +61 3 6226 7874
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