under windows,i can plot a graphics in windows() device and then copy it to ms-office.but it under linux,can i do similar things? i want to use plot() to draw a graphic in X11() so i can have a look to make sure if that's what i want,if so,i then want to copy it to openoffice. can i? i know ,i can use plot graphic into jpeg() ,but if i do so,i can not see the graphic directly.that's not what i want. any suggestion? thank you.
can i copy the graphics to openoffice?
2 messages · ronggui, Paul Roebuck
On Fri, 12 Nov 2004, ronggui wrote:
under windows,i can plot a graphics in windows() device and then copy it to ms-office.but it under linux,can i do similar things? i want to use plot() to draw a graphic in X11() so i can have a look to make sure if that's what i want,if so,i then want to copy it to openoffice. can i? i know ,i can use plot graphic into jpeg() ,but if i do so,i can not see the graphic directly.that's not what i want. any suggestion?
Why not just plot it twice? Once to x11() and another to png()/jpeg()/postscript() or whatever format you desire. If you don't like the results, don't use the resulting files... ---------------------------------------------------------- SIGSIG -- signature too long (core dumped)