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Hi....one other possibility. If the object of this is to produce a big
plot on paper and you don't mind cutting and taping, you could always 'blow
up' each portion of the graph with GREPLAY, then print/cut/tape (you won't
need a large-format output device) This puts four enlarged sections into
one PDF file...
data test;
input x y @@;
datalines;
1 0 2 19 3 33 4 39 5 50
;
run;
proc gplot data=test gout=temp;
plot y*x / autohref autovref name='xyplot';
run;
quit;
goptions
reset=all
dev=pdf
;
symbol1 c=black v=dot i=join;
ods listing close;
ods pdf file='i:\four.pdf' notoc;
proc greplay tc=tempcat igout=temp nofs;
tdef enlarge
1/ llx=0 ulx=0 lrx=200 urx=200
lly=0 uly=200 lry=0 ury=200
2/ llx=0 ulx=0 lrx=200 urx=200
lly=-100 uly=100 lry=-100 ury=100
3/ llx=-100 ulx=-100 lrx=100 urx=100
lly=0 uly=200 lry=0 ury=200
4/ llx=-100 ulx=-100 lrx=100 urx=100
lly=-100 uly=100 lry=-100 ury=100
;
run;
template enlarge;
tplay 1:xyplot;
run;
tplay 2:xyplot;
run;
tplay 3:xyplot;
run;
tplay 4:xyplot;
run;
quit;
ods pdf close;
ods listing;
Mike Zdeb
New York State Department of Health
ESP Tower - Room 1811
Albany, NY 12237
P/518-473-2855 F/630-604-1475
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