Macintosh Print Anomaly
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- Subject: [mg13896] Macintosh Print Anomaly
- From: hanson.nospam at physics.auburn.edu (James D Hanson)
- Date: Sun, 6 Sep 1998 02:55:33 -0400
- Organization: Auburn University Physics
- Sender: owner-wri-mathgroup at wolfram.com
I want to write something below my plot. Here is an example:
Show[{Graphics[Circle[{0.,0.},1.]],
Graphics[Text["Figure 2",Scaled[{.5,0.0}],{0,6}]]},
{AspectRatio -> Automatic,
Frame -> True,
PlotRegion -> {{0.,1.},{.2,1.}}}]
The "Figure 2" shows up just fine on the screen. However when I print
it, the "Figure 2" does not appear. I am running on a Macintosh
7300/200 running OS 8.0, and printing to a LaserWriter using
LaserWriter 8.4.3.
I tried the same thing on a friend's PC, and the "Figure 2" printed out
just fine.
The problem seems to be a clipping at the boundary of the plot. If I
position the "Figure 2" just right (using Text["Figure
2",Scaled[{.5,0.062}],{0,2}]) then only the top half of the letters
gets printed.
Are there any magic incantations which would fix the problem on my
Macintosh?
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James D. Hanson ph. (334) 844-5044 Department of
Physics fax (334) 844-4613 206 Allison Laboratory
Auburn University, AL 36849-5311 hanson.nospam at physics.auburn.edu