Its about Plot size

bicbac · Post by **bicbac** » Mon Mar 19, 2007 2:06 am

hi. i just bought Dplot for my conference paper...

I managed to make an .eps file (3d plot) from my data set.

then I put the eps file in .tex file (Latex) and...finally made a pdf file.

THe problem is, the eps file (yes, the 3d plot) has too big margin up and down side in pdf.

I changed Specify plot size, ...everything.

but still, i can see big gap up and down.

u can see the problem at the link below ;

http://picasaweb.google.co.kr/bicbac/Im ... 2926539874

how can i fix this?

I just want my last 3d plot to look like the other plots as u can see.

help~~

Post by **DPlotAdmin** » Mon Mar 19, 2007 8:46 am

First, it is hard to tell but it looks like you might be including the filename in the lower right corner of the plot (Text>Print Caption) in a very small font. If so, uncheck that option.

Next, select File>Page Setup and increase the bottom and right print margins such that the plot size you've specified with Extents/Intervals/Size will just fit within the margins on the paper size you've picked.

I have no experience with LaTeX, so I can't guarantee this will work. LaTeX might consider the entire page size to be a part of the imported image and not care how much of that page contains useful data. If that's the case then none of the above will work. The only suggestion I can offer in that case is to use a custom page size or a page size closer to what you want in your output. What page sizes are available will be dependent on the printer driver you're using to produce the .EPS file.