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Martin:<br>
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Are you setting the background to white on the terminal or<br>
in the hard copy? If you use "set background" to set the<br>
background color displayed on your terminal, scripts such <br>
as cbarn.gs could have portions that don't show up, since <br>
they are using the same color as the background. On the <br>
other hand, you can run grads without setting the background<br>
color but do so when you print, either as an option to <br>
"gxps", "gxeps", or "printim".<br>
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Jim<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 4/9/13 6:42 AM, Martin Addi wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">hi to all
i display the image i have attarched to the file after setting my
background as white but when i run the cbarn.gs for the legend,the
numbers representing the anomaly of each color didnot show.Can anyone
help me how to get the numbers attarched to the legend to be black so
that it can be visible.Thanks
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