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In message-Id: <4vo0sm$1k2@sol.wohnheim.uni-ulm.de>
dorsch@Sol.wohnheim.uni-ulm.de (Rainer Dorsch) writes:
>
> I am using gs293 and have some problems with the scaling of the output
> of the enhpost driver. What I do:
>
> - make a plot
> -       set output "test.eps"
>         set term post eps enhanced 'Times-Roman' 22
>         replot
> - In LaTeX (using the graphicx package) :
>   \includegraphics[widthcm]{test.eps}
>
> The result is that the lines in the key seem to be quite close together
> and the spacing to the boder is quite small.
>
> Does anybody know why this happens and does anybody know how to avoid this?
>


Each terminal has its own defaults for things like borders and spacings,
and these are often defined in terms of character heights and widths.

You could set the borders explicitly with "set {r|l|t|b}margin".

The space between the lines in the key is something I've been meaning to
make variable for a while now.  With luck I'll have some time this week
(but please don't hold me to it...).  In the meantime about all you can do
is to put in a 'dummy' line:

    set yrange [0:10]
    plot f1(x) title 'f1', -1 notitle, f2(x) title 'f2'

or, of course, edit the PostScript output :-)

Dick Crawford, aka rccrawford@lanl.gov