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Subject:    [Gnuplot-info] Font size
From:       Zbigniew Komarnicki <cblasius () gmail ! com>
Date:       2011-08-14 18:20:39
Message-ID: 201108142020.39766.cblasius () gmail ! com
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Hello,

I have a problem when I increase font size. I need font size larger, because I 
include such kind of plot to Latex article and then the font is not readable, 
because is to small. How to resolve this problem, because when I increase font 
size the ztics (but often also xtics and ytics) and also xlabel are 
overlapping - see on these in attached files and code?


set terminal pdf enhanced
set nokey
set style fill transparent
set surface
set hidden3d
set xyplane at 0

set style line 1 linetype -1 linewidth 2  linecolor rgb 'black'
set style line 2 linetype 0 linewidth 1 pointtype 0

set grid xtics ytics ztics back linestyle 2

set border 895 back linetype -1 linewidth 1
set autoscale fix

set tics border out font ",14"

set xlabel "x" font ",18"
set ylabel "y" font ",18"
set title "test"

set output "figure.pdf"

set xrange [0:9]
set yrange [0:7]

splot "data.dat" \
    binary \
    format="%int16%int16%float64" \
    record=10x11 \
    index 0 \
    using 1:2:3 \
    with lines \
    linestyle 1


How to write proper code to avoid overlapping, when increase font size?
Thank you in advance.


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