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stb9
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New to this. Concerning pstricks

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How do I install the pstricks package in Texniccenter. I don´t know where it's supposed to go. I want to use Latex to plot functions and maybe create simple drawings for math problems. Am I moving in the right direction?

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New to this. Concerning pstricks

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This is not an issue concerning TeXnicCenter but your LaTeX distribution. I assume that you have MiKTeX installed. You can use the MiKTeX Package Manager (Start -> Programs -> MiKTeX -> Browse Packages) to install new packages very easy. See the MiKTeX Manual for details.


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New to this. Concerning pstricks

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stb9 wrote:How do I install the pstricks package in Texniccenter. I don´t know where it's supposed to go. I want to use Latex to plot functions and maybe create simple drawings for math problems. Am I moving in the right direction?
_All_ pstricks packages are installed by default by any TeX distribution

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New to this. Concerning pstricks

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stb9 wrote:How do I install the pstricks package in Texniccenter. I don´t know where it's supposed to go. I want to use Latex to plot functions and maybe create simple drawings for math problems. Am I moving in the right direction?
I would recommend you to turn to TikZ instead for your functions and drawings, which also should be installed by default or on the fly by MikTeX.
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New to this. Concerning pstricks

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Hi stb9,

pstricks is a great tool. You will find a lot of examples on its homepage.
Concerning the mentioned alternative pgf/TikZ, have a look at GNUPLOT example entries or the whole pgf/TikZ example gallery by Kjell Magne Fauske to get an impression.

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