[gradsusr] Set parea

[Mohsen Soltani]

Hi Mary,

No matter what dimensions of p you're using! Having produced the plot, you
can simply use a "photo editor" to crop the plot as you want to. For
example, you may use "Microsoft Office 2010", which it's usually installed
when you're installing office 2010 - to crop the plot. But, however, the
following v and p might be interesting to you:

    'set vpage 0.0 11 0.0 8.5'
    'set parea 1.0 10.20 0.60 8.0'

If the colorbar in your plot is not in a proper place, you can modify p.

Mohsen


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On Thu, Jun 6, 2013 at 2:18 AM, Mary Ndlovu <maryndlovu2 at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I would like to ask a quick question. If you are producing plots for
> printing an article, which dimensions of p area do you recommend. I am
> trying several and i get very small pictures in a large plot area. The idea
> is to maximise the plot area, thank you
>
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