Herbert Voss wrote:
> use cmbright instead of lmodern and then
> with \usepackage{textcomp} \textmu\meter
Thanks, Herbert, I'll try that. It;s certainly good enough for me, given
that I'm trying to produce camera-ready images for a paper that will be
submitted in Word format. (My boss is too set in his ways to change.)
It's an ugly, clunky solution in general though (because I read you telling
us that lmodern is the thing to use) :-(
> Herbert
> ps: With PSTricks it would be easier ;-)
Easier than this gnuplot file which is exported to XFig by my
gnuplot2fig.sh script? Sorry, Herbert. I think I win that one ;-)
clear
reset
set xtics nomirror
set ytics nomirror
set xlabel 'Path length (\micro\metre)' 0, -1
set ylabel 'Number of pathways (\%)' -1
set style fill solid 0.125
set style line 1 linetype 1 linewidth 1 pointtype 0
set style line 2 linetype 1 linewidth 2 pointtype 0
set style line 3 linetype 1 linewidth 4 pointtype 0
set label '9$\times$9$\times$16 block' at 1200.,20.
set label '11$\times$11$\times$22 block' at 1600.,14.
set label '9$\times$9$\times$32 block' at 2200.,7.
plot \
'../mercer_crapo_pathways.gnudat' \
using 1:6 title 'Mercer \& Crapo' with boxes ls 3, \
'acinus3D_d0_n1_11x11x22_random_lambda_0.5/acinus_3D_averaged.gnudat' \
using 1:2:3 notitle with errorlines ls 1, \
'acinus3D_d0_n1_9x9x16_random_lambda_0.5/acinus_3D_averaged.gnudat' \
using 1:2:3 notitle with errorlines ls 1, \
'acinus3D_d0_n1_9x9x32_random_lambda_0.5/acinus_3D_averaged.gnudat' \
using 1:2:3 notitle with errorlines ls 1
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Angus
