[R] Second axis on bottom of graph

[Jeff Newmiller]

Well, the short answer is "don't do that" (resize after the fact). Resize your graphic window first and then re-tune your annotations for that size.

The longer answer is that the lattice and ggplot2 packages were developed in part in response to the limitations of base graphics. They don't necessarily offer the kind of fine tuning you have been doing but they are generally resizeable and simpler to create as long as your graph type is supported. Unfortunately, each of them comes with a learning curve to get started, but they are available alternatives.
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On May 27, 2014 10:17:03 AM PDT, Hurr <hill0093 at umn.edu> wrote:
>Thanks David,
>I try and I wish I could benefit.
>Sorry I'm too stupid to learn much the documentation.
>There is so much of it and its interrelations not
>easily determined and I can't figure out where to look.
>It's hard to understand, but I try.
>Hard for my friends too.
>Now I have a quite nice graphic plot, 
>and it prints as-is.
>But if I try to stretch it manually or press the 
>full-page button (Windows 7) it's ruined.
>Hurr
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