Re: help regarding gnuplot

[Jonathan Stickel]

The most natural method is to use the "print" command, but for that you 
need to have octave-forge installed.


Ashish Khandelwal wrote:
> hello firstly i will like to thank you for developing such a nice free 
> software. 
> coming to the point actually if i want to export the gnuplot as a result 
> of 'plot command then what should i do.
> thanks
> your's sincerely
>
> ASHISH KHANDELWAL
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