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From: Brett <bre...@16...> - 2016-03-22 01:28:58
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Dear All, I open a gnuplot window, and do plot "ABCD.dat", it gives a figure outplut. And if I click to change "Gnuplot (windows id : 0)" to the full laptop screen, the curve part occupies about 3/4 of the whole window (here we call it format A). Then I open another gnuplot window, and then also do plot "ABCD.dat", it also gives a figure outplut. And this time if I click to change "Gnuplot (windows id : 0)" to the full laptop screen, the curve part occupies100% of the whole window (here we call it format B). Besides, for format B, the font of the default title "ABCD.dat" was much smaller than that of format A. Here the main issue was, it is difficult to control if we repeatedly redo the above plot process, which time it will give the format A output and which time it will give the format B output. So will you please tell me why we do the same repeat but it gives 2 different out put format, and will you please tell me the extra command to control how can we get the format A output and how can we get the format B output? Brett |