wallg
11-08-2007, 03:31 PM
Using gnuplot 4.0
I set terminal to postscript in gnuplot to produce a psfile.ps file. Then use a postscript to gif utility to create a GIF image of a graph.
The orientation for the postscript image is set to landscape, but the resulting GIF image opens up vertically, and does the same when displayed in browser.
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(left side of graph starts on bottom of screen)
(text displayed up-down instead of left-right)
I tried setting the orientation to portrait, but even though the text and graph are now horizontal, the image is still vertical.
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(graph and text displays horizontal, but image)
(still vertical)
Is there a way to "turn" the image (or displayed area) so that it is horizontal?
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(graph and text displays horizontal)
(image or display area horizontal)
Thanks.
I set terminal to postscript in gnuplot to produce a psfile.ps file. Then use a postscript to gif utility to create a GIF image of a graph.
The orientation for the postscript image is set to landscape, but the resulting GIF image opens up vertically, and does the same when displayed in browser.
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| |
| |
| |
| |
| |
-------
(left side of graph starts on bottom of screen)
(text displayed up-down instead of left-right)
I tried setting the orientation to portrait, but even though the text and graph are now horizontal, the image is still vertical.
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| |
| |
| |
| |
| |
-------
(graph and text displays horizontal, but image)
(still vertical)
Is there a way to "turn" the image (or displayed area) so that it is horizontal?
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| |
| |
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(graph and text displays horizontal)
(image or display area horizontal)
Thanks.