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From: FRIENDLY@YORKVM1.BITNET (Michael Friendly)
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.sas-l
Subject: Re: GMAP and PATTERN statements
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Date: 1 Feb 90 03:52:58 GMT
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Whether or not you can produce thin/think lines depends on the device
driver & device you are using. It is easiest to test your device
with SYMBOL statements where you can explicitly vary the line
thickness, e.g.,

proc gplot;
   plot y * x ;
   symbol1 i=join w=1;       thin
or symbol2 i=join w=3;       thick

On a TEK4010 screen, I get different thicknesses, but on a ZETA plotter
all lines are the same thickness. The same thing goes for PATTERN
statements.