Printing
- To: mathgroup at christensen.cybernetics.net
- Subject: [mg1754] Printing
- From: mworden at neurocog.lrdc.pitt.edu (Mike Worden)
- Date: Mon, 24 Jul 1995 00:45:43 -0400
- Organization: Learning Research and Development Center at U. of Pittsburgh
OK, so I've got a notebook that generates big lists of plots from input
data files. There are a variable number of plots (polar list plots) genrerated
from each file. What I want to do is print them out in such a way that
I get consistently sized plots on the page. But, I don't want to have
just a single plot per page. What I'm doing now is using GraphicsArray
and then spitting out to a .ps file with the Display[] commmand. Works
fine - except that the plots are sized so that they all fit onto a single
page. This is fine when there are only a few plots, but when a file
generates a large number of plots each plot is unreadably small. Ideally,
I would like to have a consistent number - say five - of plots per page and
have each plot be the same size. I'd like to automatically generate a page
break when then number of plots exceeded the desired number/page so that
a table of 15 plots would print out over 3 pages.
Any ideas? Seems like there's got to be a straight forward way of doing
this in Mathematica w/o having to go in and do all of the calculations
as to table size and file manipulation explicitly.
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