Uh... what exactly are we looking at, and why are we looking at it? What
was the point of this particular exercise? And where is your source
code? I'm not being rude, I'm just curious as to how/why these graphs
were put together. Having done quite a bit of work on using R graphs to
make PowerPoint presentations (*shudders*) look better, I've got some
idea of how long it takes to get the dates and the gridlines sorted in
R, so well done.

On Sat, 2010-06-26 at 13:48 -0400, Nick Torenvliet wrote:

> Hi all... just showing off a little -- this graph is the culmination
> of months of work -- assembling data sources, learning packages and
> finally producing some output... 
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> The contents of the graph, e.g. the contract/market and the word study
> are all set in a config file and an R script runs via source() to
> produce the attached .pdf. 
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> If you have any suggestions/questions... I'd be happy to dialogue. 
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> Regards and have a great weekend,
> 
> 
> NIck
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> Disclosure... I may or may not have interest in PDS :-)
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> And... 
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> The code that generates this can be found
> @ http://code.google.com/p/quantkit/
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