Prof Brian Ripley wrote:
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> Please do tell us exactly what you are doing via a reproducible example
> (see the footer to every R-help message).
>
That code was in my original message, here it is again:
par(bg="yellow",
lab=c(10,6,7),
#mai=c(1.25, 1, 0.2, 0.2),
pi
Please do tell us exactly what you are doing via a reproducible example
(see the footer to every R-help message).
I added paper="special" to postscript() to make this easier: are you using
it? From the help page
The postscript produced for a single R plot is EPS (_Encapsulated
Post
Patrick Connolly-4 wrote:
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> On Thu, 29-Nov-2007 at 01:22PM -0800, Nathan Vandergrift wrote:
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> |>
> |> I'm trying to get my graphics so that I can use them in LaTeX to create
> (via
> |> ) a pdf presentation.
> |>
> |> I've tried controlling inner and outer margins and figure size using
>
On Thu, 29-Nov-2007 at 01:22PM -0800, Nathan Vandergrift wrote:
|>
|> I'm trying to get my graphics so that I can use them in LaTeX to create (via
|> ) a pdf presentation.
|>
|> I've tried controlling inner and outer margins and figure size using par(),
|> to no avail. The ps output keeps appear
I'm trying to get my graphics so that I can use them in LaTeX to create (via
) a pdf presentation.
I've tried controlling inner and outer margins and figure size using par(),
to no avail. The ps output keeps appearing as a portrait page with a
centered figure. Nothing I have been able to do so fa
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