Re: can't get axis (or hold) to turn off

[lash]

You should be able to get the axis to go back to autoscaling
by using axis() with no arguments.  You will need to replot
to see it take affect.  See help axis for more details.  Turning
hold on and off will allow you to keep plotting more and more plots
to the same graph.

Bill Lash
address@hidden

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> 
> This is the same probblem I wrote about before but thot it was
> resolved.
> 
> When I use the axis command I then have those limits on that graph and
> whatever new figure I call up until I exit octave.  I've tried 
> 
> hold off
> 
> or toggling hold.
> 
> Somebody suggested I see help 'hold'.
> 
> I've tried to set autoscale on which is what the documentation sounds
> like I want but don't know how.
> 
> This has got to be the most frustrating program in existence.
> 
> thanks,
> Judy
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