In article <4866@sumax.seattleu.edu>, khamer@sumax.seattleu.edu (Little Kenny Hamer) writes:
| Does anyone out there know where I can find a utility to save data from
| GNU plot in, say, a .GIF or other common graphics form?  I'd really rather
| not write my own if I have a choice....Any suggestions would be appreciated.

  I have two suggestions, each uglier than the other.

  You can do the output to file in Postscript, get the ghostscript
program, do pstoppm, get ppm and do ppmtogif.

  You can add ppm as one of the supported output types of gnuplot and be
a benefactor of mankind.

  Naturally I wish you would do output to ppm, with the color stuff from
the vga/X code, so that we could have really nifty output, and to pbm
using the laserjet code, so we could see it on cheap X terminals.

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