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Subject: Mathematica->McDraw->Word: text is clipped
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Date: 27 Jul 90 05:12:58 GMT
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I use Mathematica to generate graphs and edit them in McDraw before
pasting into Word.  I label various things in Apple's Times 9pts.
Problem is that the last letter of several labels is clipped by Word: the
text box is too small to hold all of the text.  Is there a neat solution,
other than resizing manually all text boxes in McDraw?

Also, if I generate a 3d gray-scale graph, I can't seem to be able to
copy/paste it into McDraw without losing the shades of gray.  Doctoring
charts in Mathematica isn't the fastest way to go.  Any suggestion for
a (cheap?) software that supports color and will allow me to edit the
graphs?  Nothing fancy, just something to add/delete objects and text
should be enough.

Last: Is there a machine readable version of Mathematica's reference book?
Something a la Hypercard's help stack would be a welcome add on.

Thanks.  Stephane