Plot smooth

You ask for help with smooth lines, but show no indication what you are doing with this data. Where is your example code that plots this data with not-smooth lines? I think the HTML email has messed up your data anyway. Next time post plain text email (See the Posting Guide mentioned at the bottom of every R-help email), and for more discussion on doing YOUR part to communicate clearly and not expecting us to do all your work, see http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5963269/how-to-make-a-great-r-reproducible-example.
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Hi I have this data and I want to draw a plot of a line BUR the thing
is I
want that this line appear smooth ?someone knows if there is an special
function?


Thanks in advance.
Vertice 02/05/2013  1w 0,083  2w 0,092  3w 0,1  1m 0,113  2m 0,159  3m
0,201  4m 0,236  5m 0,272  6m 0,302  7m 0,333  8m 0,363  9m 0,398  10m
0,428
11m 0,463  12m 0,493

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Hi I have this data and I want to draw a plot of a line BUR the thing is I
want that this line appear smooth ?someone knows if there is an special
function?


Thanks in advance.
   Vertice 02/05/2013  1w 0,083  2w 0,092  3w 0,1  1m 0,113  2m 0,159  3m
0,201  4m 0,236  5m 0,272  6m 0,302  7m 0,333  8m 0,363  9m 0,398  10m 0,428
11m 0,463  12m 0,493

Hi Jose,
The "supsmu" function is a very useful way of visualizing trends in data 
of unknown distribution. I use it for plotting trends in event intervals.

Jim