Dear Ryan,
At least, you can use a painting software.
For instance, after preparing a graph with blank titles,
in the "Microsoft Paint", paste succeedingly the blocks of
"Mean Capture of", italicized "Aedes vexans", "and",
italicized "Culewx", and "spp."
"Insert tranparently" and indicator for bitmap coordinates
may be useful. Recommended to look tutorials for minute
techniques in some websites, before inevitable try and error.
As you might see, this is an illustrator's job and should be
only an alternative.
Toyoto
At 08:52 04/07/01 CDT, you wrote:
> hello-
>
> I'm trying italicize just the genus and species of an organism in a
> connected line graph. My code looks like this (below) and I need to
> italicize "Culex", "Aedes vexans" and "Culex tarsalis" in the title, and
> the same in ytitle-1, ytitle-2 and the legend. Is this possible, any
> suggestions.
>
>
> twoway (connected b_geometric date if spp==26, sort clwidth(medium)
> msymbol(square) yaxis(2)) (connected b_geometric date if spp==36, sort
> clwidth(medium) msymbol(diamond) yaxis(1)) (connected b_geometric date if
> spp==372, sort clwidth(medium) msymbol(triangle) yaxis(1)),
> xlab(15868(7)15946, angle(vertical)) ytitle(" " "Mean Capture of" "Culex
> spp." " ") ylabel(0(2)10, axis(1)) ylabel(0(750)2500, axis(2)) xtitle(Date
> Captured) title("Mean Capture of Aedes vexans and Culex spp." "Blooming
> Prairie, 2003") ytitle(" " "Mean Capture of" "Aedes vexans" " " " ",
> axis(2)) legend(order(1 "Aedes vexans" 2 "Culex tarsalis" 3 "Culex
> pipiens/restuans"))
>
> Thanks
> Ryan
>
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