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PSTricks listplot draws a smooth curve through the points in a given list when I use the option plotstyle=curve. I have two questions.

How is the curve between two adjacent points determined mathematically? It doesn't seem to be a cubic spline (as would result from plotstyle=cspline). If it's a ...

The problem is solved by using a corresponding font theme. See the beamer user guide.

I would like to use the mathdesign font by the giving the option utopia , for math and text in a presentation, using the document class beamer . Compiling the document produces this error message.
There is no room for a new \mathgroup
But it doesn't produce the desired PDF output. Below is an ...

The author of the mathdesign package has been so friendly to send me an old version of the package. The problem is now solved. This topic may be marked as answered or may be removed. Thanks to all visitors who paid attention.
Jaap Koole

Hello,

I'm using the Utopia font in the mathdesign package, I have made many LaTeX documents.

After an update of that package, many line and page breaks are made at different positions than before the update, when I recompile the same document. This also influences figures and tables which have ...

Hello Stefan, Herbert,

thank you for answering my question. Indeed using an old version of pst-plot caused my system to print the axes in spite of the option axesstyle=none . In this episode I also learned how to update my packages using WinEdt and MiKTeX. What a nice first experience in this forum ...

Hello Stefan,

thank you kindly for answering; your suggestion works. I am still puzzled.

Why is axesstyle=none alone not enough? In the book "PSTricks, Grafik mit PostScript für TeX und LaTeX" by Herbert Voss there is an example on page 158 with \psaxes[axesstyle=none](3,2) without linestyle=none ...

Hello Community,

How can I prevent the axes to show in a graph? The option axesstyle=none doesn't seem to work in the following example; the axes do show. Setting linewidth=0mm or linecolor=white isn't a neat solution.
\documentclass[11pt]{article}
\usepackage{pst-plot,pstricks-add}

\begin ...