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@@ -2,7 +2,10 @@ Use gnuplot within latex
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* First make sure that you can use gnuplot:
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* Execute `gnuplot` in your command line
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- * Doesn't work: Look up where the binary is located (e.g. `C:\Programs\gnuplot\bin\gnuplot.exe`) and add it to your path (Windows + Pause -> System variables -> Path). Then try executing `gnuplot` in terminal again
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+ * Doesn't work:
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+ * Look up where the binary is located (e.g. `C:\Programs\gnuplot\bin\gnuplot.exe`)
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+ * Add the binary directory to your path (Windows + Pause -> System variables -> Path)
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+ * Try executing `gnuplot` in terminal again
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* It is a good idea to separate gnuplot-code from LaTeX-code! (see plot.gnuplot)
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* `-shell-escape` or `enable-write18` is NOT needed for this solution!
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* You have to create the plot-tmp.tex file first. Use `gnuplot plot.gnuplot` to do so.
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