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Building normal qq plot

One thing you could try is setting the background colour using bar(bg="lightyellow") before calling qqnorm

If you want to know what qqnorm is doing in some detail, type
at the command line (_wthout_ brackets) and inspect the code. 

Two reasons for doing that. One is that you will find that it uses ppoints to generate its probability points, and it is that that you need to match. So you could use ppoints directly (in the same manner as qqnorm) to calculate your locations.
The other reason is that you can now copy the code, paste it into an editor, call it my.qqnorm,  add the background code you want, paste it back into R and run it instead of qqnorm.

S Ellison

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