[Gnuplot-info] Can't plot simple graph

[Leonardo L. G. <leo...@gm...>]

Hello, I'm new user to gnuplot, so far I've thanked god it exists several=
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times.
Anyhow, I must plot a graph from a file to a .png, I've got all the command=
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right, but it apparently creates a .png file that crashes Windows Explorer=
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and Internet Explorer.
Here are the values that generated such graph:
 29.94011976047904 32.0
30.120481927710845 16.0
30.303030303030305 2.0
 They are exactly like that in the source file, I have no idea what's going=
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on, is it because there are too many numbers after the dot thing? If then,=
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what's the maximum i can put? (It did generate files with that much numbers=
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after the dot in previous occasions)
I'm trying to know why that happens, so far I've figured it isn't lack of=
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disk space, nor previous files conflicts. Please help me out here...
here are the exact commands I used for that, the file it calls, is the one =
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described just seconds ago.
 reset
set terminal png medium size 600,400
set output=20
'H:\homewin\30pcento\FLI_Traffic\Traffic1\Out\relatorios\Images\Throughput1=
0-
5.png'
set title "Latency Distribution Origin =3D 10 Destination =3D 5"
set xlabel "Throughput"
set ylabel "Number of packets"
plot=20
'H:\homewin\30pcento\FLI_Traffic\Traffic1\Out\relatorios\dat\GraphThroughpu=
t10-
5.vloh' using ($1):($2) t "" with linespoints 5 5
 And since I'm here, i should also suggest that they warn people that=20
gnuplot won't create the folders for the output file if they doesn't exist,=
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thus, won't create the file at all.
  Thanks for the attention!