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<b>Ploticus</b> includes a facility for including labels,
and arrows.  While obviously not the strong suit of a batch-oriented
program, <a href="../doc/annotate.html">proc annotate</a> can render text,
one or two arrows with semi-intelligent placement, and a backing
box if desired.

<h1><br><br>Example 1 - script</h1>
<a href="annot1.htm">annot1<br><img src="annot1.gif"></a>
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This example has an annotation with location expressed in
scaled units.

<h1><br><br>Example 2 - script</h1>
<a href="annot2.htm">annot2<br><img src="annot2.gif"></a>
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Another example, showing various options.


<h1><br><br>Example 3 - script</h1>
<a href="lineplot4.htm">lineplot4<br><img src="lineplot4.gif"></a>
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Here, proc annotate is used to place the label at the end of the curve,
after a percent is automatically calculated.

<h1><br><br>Example 4 - script</h1>
<a href="rangesweep1.htm">rangesweep1<br><img src="rangesweep1.gif"></a>
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Annotations done in vertical text.
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