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Printing a Maple Graph

Suppose we want to print the graph of over the range . Do the following. bullist In the Maple window execute plot( x^2, x=0..1 ); Once the graph is obtained, in the graph window, from the File menu choose Print and from Print choose Postscript. A new box named Print will show up. Left click the Output Filename box, and in it type in any name you want for this file e.g. mygraph. Then Left click Confirm. Then in the Maple window type

system( `lpr mygraph; rm mygraph` );
this will print (in Smith Hall) the graph and remove the ``mygraph'' file you created. To print at other printing sites lpr must be replaced by qpr -q nrkps etc. as in the subsection on printing Maple files.



Peter Monk
Tue Aug 29 14:41:29 EDT 1995