Re: Sharing editable plots with non-octave users

[Francesco Potortì]

>Origin, and is somewhat familiar with Matlab. I've been printing plots
>to png to send them to her, but obviously that means she can't zoom,
>edit them, or try to fit the data by herself. Is there any better way to
>do things? It's important that it should be as little cumbersome for her
>as possible.

As for zooming, a vector format like ps or pdf is enough.

As for fitting or editing, you'll have to provide the numbers.  Just
print them in columnar format: any package able to draw graphs and fit
data is able to read column text format.

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