Re: Saving plots in 'R'

PatB wrote:
I wonder could anybody help me out? I am writing an R script which will
produce multiple plots from a set of data files. The problem is that
the
only way I have found to save the plots is by manually clicking on each
one
and saving to a, say, '.ps' file. The script will potentially produce
hundreds of them, so it will be a lifes work to save them manually. Is
there
any command/function in R that I can embed in the script which will do
this
for me?
TIA, Pat.

There are several formats you can output your graphics into, use ?Devices to see what's available.

Bob

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