  The problem with using save.plot, because postscript is broken, is
that it does not have the landscape option.
  rhyper is probably using the same internal functions as for the
Student t (pt) which has the same problem. I think the pbeta function is not
calculating efficiently for large values.
  By the way, would it be possible to eliminate the line (floor) that
rounds the degrees of freedom in pt.c? That way, pt can be used in
likelihood functions for fitting the Student t distributions.
  Jim
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