Hello people,
I need to produce graphs with labels that contain letters with accents "é =
\351, etc." Now there are no problems doing so as long as the graphs stay in
the splus environement (character table is consistent), but as soon as I
want to export those graphs (EPS is the format I want), the accents look
like random symbols. This is because the EPS uses a different character
table.
I tried opening the source of the EPS to change the labels by hand, but it
seems the character table of EPS files do not include letters with accent.
PS files (that can be exported from R) allow me to use accents.
So here is my question :
Is there any way to either change the character table of a EPS file or to
produce a PS file from Splus.
Thanks
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