William Dupont wrote:
I am writing a manuscript with a large number of figures. These figures
vary greatly in size and complexity. I would like to define my Stata
scheme in such a way that the point size of text remains fairly constant
regardless of the size of the graph. The scheme command
gsize axis_title medium
creates an axis title that maintains a constant relative size: If I
double the size of the graph, I double the size of my axis title. Is
there any way that I can set the point size to, say, 9 point regardless
of the absolute size of the graph?
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I don't think it can be done automatically, but I found the scale() option very useful to obtain reasonably sized markers and texts. See [G] scale_option.
Svend
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