Re: [Gnuplot-info] epslatex and different sub-folders

[Dieter J. <die...@t-...>]

Dear Christian,
what about using pdf rather than the epslatex plot? I do not know too exactly 
about your target output, but I think that you can simplify your life by 
switching to pdflatex and pdf-graphics - I did not find (as yet ...)  any 
reason to return to (IMHO) more complex steps to realize a graph.

And by using the postscript terminal you can easily achieve high quality 
graphics with high quality axes scaling and so on and so forth ....
Just my 2 cents here ...

gnuplot -> postscript, ghostscript -> pdf

(and if you need further assistance I can help you with getting the resulting 
graph exactly in the size you need for latex, so the \includegraphics - 
command needs nothing but a size information, let me know just in case ...)

Don't know whether this helps, but sometimes you can solve issues by 
circumventing them ....
take care




Dieter

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-----------------------------------------------------------Am Sonntag, 7. 
September 2008 21:40:31 schrieb Christian Schroeder:
> Hello,
>
> Has anyone figured out how to deal with this or is the answer obvious but
> missed by me? Maybe there is no obvious solution...
>
> I have a latex document in a folder above my gnuplot epslatex plot. I have
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