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<P><FONT SIZE=2>Subject: RE: [pstricks] Bracket followup<BR>
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I haven't looked at your code, but at times like that I often put a white box over it, and put what I want over the white box. Unsophisticated I know, but it gets you exactly what you want. It happens that the x-axis zero and y-axis zero are often too close to eachother. You can also do away with the labels entirely \psaxes[labels=none]...etc.<BR>
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The white box that covers the zeros on one of mine looked like<BR>
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\pspolygon[linecolor=white,fillstyle=solid,fillcolor=white]%<BR>
(-1.5,-1.5)(-1.5,-.5)(-.5,-.5)(-.5,-1.5)(-1.5,-1.5)<BR>
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after which I just didn't bother putting in either zero at the origin. (It's pretty obvious what are the coordinates there.)<BR>
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Hope this helps.<BR>
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--Mike Dougherty<BR>
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-----Original Message-----<BR>
From: pstricks-bounces@tug.org on behalf of Vince McGarry<BR>
Sent: Thu 8/26/2004 1:15 PM<BR>
To: LaTeX Lists<BR>
Subject: [pstricks] Bracket followup<BR>
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Sorry---no problem with brackets except I would like the weight to be<BR>
lighter. It was a rendering problem. There is a problem with the two zeros<BR>
that I can't seem to fix.<BR>
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Vince McGarry<BR>
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