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Article:
 Doing That Drag Thang
Subject: New features
Date: 2002-03-11 10:37:47
From: florian de vuyst
Response to: Plot function scripting

New feature have been introduced since last Post.
You can save your resulting plot by
1. put your mouse on the SVG
2. click on the right button
3. Choose Copy SVG
4. Paste the result into a text editor ans save it!
5. Compress it using gzip by then command
gzip -S z <fileName.svg>. Have fun !


Regards, Florian de Vuyst


http://www.cmla.ens-cachan.fr/~devuyst


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  • Produce your scientific SVG plots
    2002-03-17 06:13:39 florian de vuyst [Reply]

    A page is now available in English.
    Scientists, use with page to produce compressed
    scalable graphic plots for your web pages !
    Typically : a plot with 200 points, 200 lines,
    labels, tics and title in svg = 4 Ko !!!


    (still a limitation : only works with IE5+ at the
    moment)


    Have fun, florian de vuyst

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