graph bugs using R on MAC

I think it's actually dev.copy2eps()

or at least that one works.

On 18-Sep-11, at 1:51 PM, Duncan Murdoch wrote:

On 11-09-18 4:11 PM, bby2103 at columbia.edu wrote:

Yes, I'm positive I had the right window highlighted, and I have
shown
this problem to lots of people including tech staff, to get no
answers. So I suspect it's probably a somewhat obscure problem.

Duncan, thanks for the lead on the new group. I will follow up on
that. What is the copy2eps? Is it to Excel? Do you get that option
in R?

copy2eps() is a function in R.  Try ?copy2eps for details.

Duncan Murdoch

Bonnie Yuan.

Quoting Duncan Murdoch<murdoch.duncan at gmail.com>:

On 11-09-18 3:48 PM, Don McKenzie wrote:

On 18-Sep-11, at 12:38 PM, bby2103 at columbia.edu wrote:

This is has been bugging me for a long time. Nobody around me
seems
to have this problem. I hope someone on the forum could help me.

When I generate a R graph and want to bring the image into Word. I
cannot copy and paste it like many of my classmates can do. The
"Select" in Edit menu have all options grayed out.

You want "Copy", not "Select".  Then Paste into your word
processor.

That doesn't work for me with OpenOffice (I don't have Word).
copy2eps(file="some.eps") does work, along with Insert | Picture
| From
file...

So what I ended up doing is to save it as pdf file and bring it
into Word. But if I use "Identify" in the Plot statement, there
will be values labels on the graph when you click on the
observation. For some reason, these labels don't show up in the
pdf
file.

They did show up with copy2eps().  I didn't try copy2pdf(); my
copy of
OpenOffice doesn't recognize .pdf as a picture type.

But Bonnie will probably get a better answer on the R-sig-mac list.

Duncan Murdoch

So the last resort I have is prinscreen, which always have
irrelevant things showing.

I've tried updating R/OS and all softwares on my MAC, but nothing
seems to do anything. I have OX 10.6.8. Does this problem sound
familiar to anyone?

Thanks in advance!

Bonnie Yuan

When we look at the wings of the eagle
To the left, closest to the heart, is the spirit
To the right, far away from the heart, is the science
No bird can ever lift off with wings that are not equal

-- Greenland First Nations elder
       quoted in EOS Transactions


Don McKenzie, Research Ecologist
Pacific WIldland Fire Sciences Lab
US Forest Service

Affiliate Professor
School of Forest Resources, College of the Environment
CSES Climate Impacts Group
University of Washington

phone: 206-732-7824
dmck at uw.edu

Don McKenzie, Research Ecologist
Pacific WIldland Fire Sciences Lab
US Forest Service

Affiliate Professor
School of Forest Resources, College of the Environment
CSES Climate Impacts Group
University of Washington

phone: 206-732-7824
dmck at uw.edu