Copy a graph from one set of axes to another. Both the source and destination must be available before running this function. Particularly useful when you want to extract one graph from a set of subplots, or create subplots from existing graphs. I find that it is often easier to generate graphs one at a time, and then copy and paste them into a graphics program where you can then arrange them to your heart's delight. As this solution seems to work very well for me, I do not expect to push the issue.
Some objects have their erase mode set to 'normal' while others are 'xor'.
This leads to somewhat jerky redraws during dragging, but unfortunately I can do nothing about it. If you like, go into the code and change things around and see what happens. We have used them to produce figures and slides for many papers and talks, with great ease and success. However, I am sure that at least one of you will find a way to break at least one of these programs. If you come across anything strange, you can contact me by e-mail or snail mail at the addresses listed below.