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Article #2317Jgraph recommendation (Was Re: Graphing several sets of data)
From: Ajay Shah
Date: Mon, 07 Sep 1992 17:47
Date: Mon, 07 Sep 1992 17:47
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pstephan@mcs.kent.edu (Paul H. Stephan) writes:
>Also, I would like to include several sets of data on one graph with
>each set having different line or point symbols; is this possible?
>If I can't do the above I'll probably just end up printing the Excel
>graphs and paste them into my final paper.
I should recommend Jgraph here.
Jgraph is a excellent Unix tool for producing {e,}ps plots out
of script files. It's easy to use for default-looking pictures,
and every detail can be controlled. I've routinely used it
for > a year now for publication-quality graphics. The author
regularly releases new versions (including bugfixes) and is very
helpful on email.
The eps it produces goes into LaTeX documents effortlessly.
Grab it from princeton.edu
-ans.
--
Ajay Shah, (213)749-8133, ajayshah@usc.edu
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