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...0)) pie(value,labels=lbls,col=colors,radius=0.5) box(bty="o",col = 'black') leg <- paste(concentration,lbls,sep=", ") legend(-1,0.85,leg,cex=0.8,fill=colors) dev.off() My question is How do I remove the outside frame. It seems that Box() can only generate four sided boders. Or is there any way that I can draw the inner border without using box(). Another question is how can I align the text in the legend? You can see when I concatenate the concentration level and the percentage, it looks unclear. Is it possible that percentage can be right aligned? I am not sure...

...0)) pie(value,labels=lbls,col=colors,radius=0.5) box(bty="o",col = 'black') leg <- paste(concentration,lbls,sep=", ") legend(-1,0.85,leg,cex=0.8,fill=colors) dev.off() My question is How do I remove the outside frame. It seems that Box() can only generate four sided boders. Or is there any way that I can draw the inner border without using box(). Another question is how can I align the text in the legend? You can see when I concatenate the concentration level and the percentage, it looks unclear. Is it possible that percentage can be right aligned? I am not sure...

I need to make a iso image with the filesystem like nero does and i need it for the windows platform not for linux... I need something that does not restrict filenames, it doesn't boder me that are shortnames as long as it let's me access the directory or filename. This is the commandline I use to compile my iso file: %BASEDIR%\isolinux\buildcd\win32\mkisofs -r -log-file log.txt -J -l -relaxed-filenames %CD_VERBOSE% -volid %CD_VOLID% -p %CD_PREPARER% -P %CD_PUBLISHER% -A %CD_...

I need to make a iso image with the filesystem like nero does and i need it for the windows platform not for linux... I need something that does not restrict filenames, it doesn't boder me that are shortnames as long as it let's me access the directory or filename. This is the commandline I use to compile my iso file: %BASEDIR%\isolinux\buildcd\win32\mkisofs -r -log-file log.txt -J -l -relaxed-filenames %CD_VERBOSE% -volid %CD_VOLID% -p %CD_PREPARER% -P %CD_PUBLISHER% -A %CD_...

Here is the general procedure to do this: First, you must compile nut yourself on ubuntu, with the patch, then rename the existing NUT binaries to backup files and copy over your modified binaries to where the original binaries were. However, since these patches are local, if the nut package maintainer for Ubuntu releases a new package, your patches will be overwritten. To fix this, after you

Hello, i write because i have a doubt. I installed on an ubuntu server 12.04 64 bits the service nut with the command apt-get install nut. I configured nut and all is running fine except the shutdown the ups. I find a driver patch (source code) and it solves my problem. This i probe in a virtual machine with the same ubuntu, i compile and do the tests. My question is how i change in the production

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