Re: getting a Graphic

[Jonathan Stickel]

You will probably get a lot of different answers to your question.  In 
general, you can use the "print" function in Octave-forge to save your 
graphic in a number of formats.  eps is often a good choice, but 
unfortunately OpenOffice will not display inserted eps graphics 
(although it will print fine).  png seems to be the best option at the 
moment.

Jonathan


Jose Maria Valiente Cifuentes wrote:
> I�´ve got a vey small problem, but i�´m sure you can tell me what to do, 
> i need to get a graphic from Octave to put it into a OppenOffice file, 
> as i�´m making a small guide and i need to put graphics to show, thanks 
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