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Subject: QUESTION: Seperate lineweights for axes and gridlines

From: DC Carmona

Date: 3 Nov, 2009 21:16:03

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Hi All,

Does anyone know of a way to thicken gridlines inside a plot without thickening the axes?

An example code would be appreciated.

Thank you.

Subject: QUESTION: Seperate lineweights for axes and gridlines

From: dpb

Date: 4 Nov, 2009 20:53:26

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DC Carmona wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Does anyone know of a way to thicken gridlines inside a plot
> without thickening the axes?
>
No indication of such a property in my release via get/set()

Try drawing lines at the position of the grids would seem alternative.
After the pain of experimentation to achieve desired results once,
creating a function to do it shouldn't be too difficult I'd think...

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