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On 12.05.2012 18:48, T4b wrote:
> Now I'm doing something else with gnuplot and I'm again annoyed that
> those graphs aren't drawn in the same coordinate system:

Well, you _told_ gnuplot you wanted two completely independent 
coordinate systems, which appears to be the opposite of what you 
actually want.  Short of implementing a mind-reading device, there's no 
really anything gnuplot can do about such a mismatch.

> set multiplot
> plot x*x
> set parametric
> plot 0.25, 0 with dots
> unset multiplot
> How would you do something like this?

plot x*x, '-' notitle with dots
    0.25 0
e