R help - Mar 2000 - abline(coef=c(1,1)) different behavoir to screen and postscript 1.00 under windows

hi listees-
 Running windows 2000 and r 0.99 or 1.00; I get different lines on screen and
print out:
> j<-read.table("jnk.rin",head=T,sep="\t")
> attach(j)
> #gives lines I want
> qqnorm(Dog,pch="o",main="Cumulative Frequency Log Dog
Size",log="y",sub="Figure 2",x
=c(-3,3),ylim=c(2000,1000000))
> abline(coef=c(3.75,.80))
> abline(coef=c(3.90,.14))
> postscript("jnkCF2.ps",paper="letter")
> #gives lines in different position
> qqnorm(Dog,pch="o",main="Cumulative Frequency  Log Dog
Size",log="y",sub="Figure 2",x
=c(-3,3),ylim=c(2000,1000000))
> abline(coef=c(3.75,.80))
> abline(coef=c(3.90,.14))
> print(Dog)
  [1]   9100  45000  20000   4262  40000  70000  40000   4284   4282  18900
 [11] 100000   8400   4800   7550   6200  10000  10500   7350   5250   4957
 [21]   4200   5040  15000  11802   6500  15750  15000  38850  25326  11130
 [31]  25200  12600  28350   8400  27305   4200   8400  16800   6000   7692
 [41]   4746   7560  20000   6000  10000  20000   9000   8500  10000 100000
 [51]   4700   6000   6000  60000   6000   8590   4500  30000   9000 100000
 [61]  40000   4765   6340   5000   8500   7000   9400   5000  35000  12000
 [71]  20000 200000   6600 110000  20000   4200   4200   7735   7000 672000
 [81]   9000 300000 168000   9000   5081  10920 100000   5900   4881   8900
 [91]   8250   8000   9100   7000   8350   4700   8064   5188   9400   5000
[101]   7400   6000   4500   5000   9500  10416   8000   9100   4000  34076
[111]   5217

Data isn't really Dogs

Robert (Bob) L Sandefur
Principal Geostatistician 
Pincock Allen & Holt
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"Robert L. Sandefur" wrote:
> > j<-read.table("jnk.rin",head=T,sep="\t")
> > attach(j)
> > print(Dog)
...
> Data isn't really Dogs
Assuming that Dog is a column of your data frame j, 
"j$Dog" produces the same as "Dog" or "print(Dog)"
given that you attached "j"...

Did you check your data frame "jnk.rin"?

In what sense are your lines on screen and print out 
different? It's the same code, so the graphics will be
the same!

Greets  

  Diego Kuonen

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