Rich Shepard schrieb:
There will be plots (created, no doubt, with PSTricks), to be
included in
the audit log report of each run. So I expect the templates to be as
inclusive as your example.
If you haven't worked with PSTricks so far (meaning that you have to
learn something new anyway) you should also consider PGF/TikZ as a more
modern alternative.
http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/help/Catalogue/entries/pgf.html
PGF is the graphics engine that is also internally used by LaTeX beamer;
TikZ is the user-friendly layer on top of it. People who worked quite a
lot with both told me that, compared to PSTricks, the TikZ syntax is way
more consistent and in many cases more convenient (take a look at
http://www.fauskes.net/pgftikzexamples/all/ for some examples). Some
things that are possible with PSTricks (especially embedded postscript
functions) are not available with PGF/TikZ, though.
The best thing, however, is that unlike PSTricks which work only with
back-end processors that generate postscript code (dvips), TikZ works
perfectly well with any major back-end processor, especially pdfTeX /
pdfLaTeX. (PDF has always been a kind of show-stopper for PSTricks.)
Daniel
