[Tugindia] Increasing size of legends in plots

[Harish Kumar Holla]

1. If your gnuplot permits you can export/save your graphs as: .pgf or tikz
and then manually edit with commands like \large.
2. You have to put `\input{filename}' where you want figure to be inserted
in your document (within \begin{figure} environment.
To manually edit you may use "qtikz" or "ktikz". Pl. google for details.

On Fri, Jul 8, 2011 at 3:46 PM, Asha G <dendron.15 at gmail.com> wrote:

> > >
> >
> > Use `set term eepic' and save the file as *.tex and `\input{filename}' in
> > your TeX document (perhaps within figure environment).
> >
> > Now you can edit the tex file, if need be, without opening gnuplot.
> > You may add \large etc. before the legends to increase the size.
> >
> > The file size will be enormously low.
> > Hope this helps.
> >
> >
> > Can you show this in a code -
>
> Where shd I insert 'set term eepic'?
> and \input{filename}
> Is this the file name of the document or the figure ?
> my figures are .eps files - so where do I write \large before legends ?
>
> I only get tugindia digests, so it will help if you can copy me on your
> response to the gp so that I have a speedy answer.
> Thanks
> Asha Gopinathan
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