Re: saving plots

[Heber Farnsworth]

This ought to be a FAQ somewhere because it pops up so much.

If you are looking at a plot you like and you want to save it to a file 
named "myplot" then do the following

gset terminal png
gset output "myplot.png"
replot

This will produce a png file.  Check out the "set terminal" command in 
gnuplot to see all the possible output formats.

Heber

On Monday, September 9, 2002, at 02:37 PM, David Crescent wrote:

> How do you save a plot in octave?
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> Thanks,
> Dave
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