R help - Jun 2001 - second Y axis

Brand new the R language - coming from SAS/Gauss/Stata - so sorry for the 
newbie question.

I want to overlay two graphs - same X axis but seperate Y''s.  How can I
specify a right hand Y axis.  

It is one of those questions is probably obvious to everyone but the newbie.  
Can''t find it in the various sources on the web and books I have
though.

Thanks in advance.
 
========================================Michaell
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Michaell Taylor <pols1oh at bestweb.net> writes:
> Brand new the R language - coming from SAS/Gauss/Stata - so sorry for the 
> newbie question.
> 
> I want to overlay two graphs - same X axis but seperate Y''s.  How
can I
> specify a right hand Y axis.  
> 
> It is one of those questions is probably obvious to everyone but the
newbie.
> Can''t find it in the various sources on the web and books I have
though.
> 
> Thanks in advance.
>  
> ========================================> Michaell
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