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Subject: Re: Question about linetype lt
Date: Mon, 27 Jun 2011 22:04:34 +0200
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On 27.06.2011 18:03, Gudrun wrote:

> As far as I have understood linetype or lt is the command that takes
> care about the symbol when plotting with points.

Unfortunately, you have understood that exactly incorrectly.  The point 
symbol is, somewhat obviously, decided by the _point_ type, or 'pt' for 
short.

> Is there a complete overview about all available linetypes available? I
> checked the manual, but I did not find a table with all symbols.

That's because it can't be in the manual --- the manual is text, not 
graphics.  See "help test" for how it's really done.