In article <Xns9AC2D38B7C8626650A1FC0D7811DDBC81@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Rahul <nospam@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>merritt@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> I think it is a font problem. Whatever font size you have been
>> requesting in the pdf terminal, make it smaller by a factor of 2.
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>Maybe you are right Ethan. I tried reducing all the fonts (at least all
>those that I had explicitly mentioned "Helvetica,xx" ) by a factor of two
>(luckily all orininal were even numbers :) ).
>Here's what the output looks like:
>
>http://tinyurl.com/3uzz7x
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>Close but not quite. Other ideas?
Well, I can see that you didn't set enhanced text mode.
Why are the labels bigger than the other text?
At this point I think we need to see your actual commands.
Also please re****t the version of the cairo and pango libraries you are
linking against.
>Point is this: if this were a "simple" graph (or a Windows Product! ) I'd
>say, good enough, and quit (or tweak each font size individually by hand
>till it worked). But it would be quite painful. And I'd face it each time
I
>want to switch from eps to pdf.
But normally you wouldn't be switching between eps and pdf;
you would just work with the one you want.
>So it'd be nice if I spent some time right now and figured out the
correct
>****ting issues!
Please note that you are using a driver (pdfcairo) marked "EXPERIMENTAL"
in the development version. We know it's not perfect yet. You may well
have found a bug, although so far I still suspect external font problems.
But I do find it strange that your point labels are a different size than
the axis labels. That seems bug-like. How does it look if you output
to the PNG terminal directly?
Please try your plot again and post the results using
set term pdfcairo font "Times,6" enhanced size 5in,3.5in
Can you post the pdf output itself, rather than converting to png?
After all, we could also worry about possible problems in the conversion
program you are using to convert or view the pdf file.
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Ethan A Merritt
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