Dear Alan, Thank you for reply and clarifications. > That's long been the standard for postscript plots in the default > landscape mode. The only way they will fit on paper is to rotate them so > the shorter y axis corresponds to the shorter width of the page so PLplot > does that rotation by default. Postscript > viewers should know all about portrait versus landscape. For gv, try the > landscape option to view the default landscape PLplot postscript plots > correctly. > > If you actually do want to make a portrait plot (where x is the short axis > aligned with the short edge of the paper) with the postscript devices, use > the -portrait command-line option for your PLplot python script, then use Do you know how to do this within emacs?
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