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Original-subject: Gnuplot and LaTeX users
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Here are some handy things for gnuplot users that use the latex driver.
These are also available for ftp from cs.duke.edu as
	   dist/sources/gnuplot/gnuplot-latex.shar 
This is an update to an older version of this stuff from last year.

These are some makefiles, shell scripts, and latex code that I use
with gnuplot to make latex documents with plots. You may tailor to
suit yourself. These are very short, really. I also do not plan to
really support them. I just found them handy. 

During revision of the document, when I am concentrating on the text,
I often tire of waiting for latex (and the printer, or previewer) to
process plots that I am going to ignore anyway. Or, when latex
requires multiple passes to get cross-references right, I hate
processing all those plots over and over. These macros (1) make it
easier to include plots and (2) make the initial or draft passes of
latex MUCH faster, by ignoring the plot contents.

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