Re: saving plots to files

[Robert A. Macy]

That eps is a kind of postscript, I think.  You need
GoScript [free] or such to read it.  I tried Dimitri's
suggestions which worked, but it created a monstorous
postscript file

If you're on XP and using 2.1.50, why not use
'printscreen'?

I do that, then write all over the plot, label, highlight,
circle add relative comments, etc, then store it in .jpg
[or bmp for further writing]

Even "overlay" multiple plots using paint.  It's *very*
fast and makes files compatible with other applications.  

Uh, for archive in a separate text file I write the
program, variables etc that produced the plot in case I
need to recreate or modify it 

         - Robert -

On Fri, 11 Aug 2006 09:41:51 -0400
 "Lapi, Vincent J, ALABS" <address@hidden> wrote:
> Shai Ok,
> (1) Windows XP, Octave 2.1.50, from source forge.
> (2) The code works but in the case of .png files produces
> empty files.
> In the case of .eps it produces a file type of size but I
> cannot open
> because I do not have the correct applications to open
> eps file type. I
> need to know what file type options are available so that
> I can try to
> produce a file types that I can open.
> Thanks,
> vlapi 
>