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rawan <coolgirl_20024ever@hotmail.com> writes:

> thank u but i tried this way before and it doesn't work the points go
> outside the map they are squeezed in a certain space outside the map

You need to match the coordinates.  Display the image using x and y axes
"image(x,y,my_image)".  "help image" for details on that syntax.  Then
plot your points/lines using the same coordinate system.

Or convert the lines/points you want to plot into pixel coordinates, so
they line up with your image.

-Peter