[R] Things I don't understand about the graphics interface

[Griffith Feeney]

I don't have much experience with this, but I think you may want eps for 
use in TeX documents. You might want to have a look at

Tex Unbound : Latex and Tex Strategies for Fonts, Graphics, & More

Though the book as a whole may be overkill for your needs, it shows how to 
incorporate graphics files in TeX documents (don't have the book with me 
here, so can't give page refs).

At 06:18 PM 17/08/2000 -1000, you wrote:
>Prof Brian D Ripley wrote:
> >
> > On Thu, 17 Aug 2000, Paul E Johnson wrote:
> > Also, you do seem to be confusing printing to a
> > sheet of paper with producing a plot in a graphics format. The latter just
> > encodes the plot region at the size and shape specified by width and
> > height.  The former places the plot region within the paper region. You
> > seem to be reading into the docs things I think are just not there,
> > not should be.
>I totally agree.  I'm just feeling my way along.  I have to be sure I
>have a workable plan to manage the output before I get too much further
>along.  In the past, I have used Axum to make graphs and I liked it
>pretty well, but now I'm trying to wean myself of the pointing and
>clicking and MS Windows.


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