Figure 3.1 The plot regions in traditional graphics R code	Figure 3.2 Multiple figure regions in traditional graphics R code	Figure 3.3 The user coordinate system in the plot region R code	Figure 3.4 Figure margin coordinate systems R code
Figure 3.5 Outer margin coordinate systems R code	Figure 3.6 Predefined and custom line types R code	Figure 3.7 Line join and line ending styles R code	Figure 3.8 Alignment of text in the plot region R code
Figure 3.9 Font families and font faces R code	Figure 3.10 Data symbols available in R R code	Figure 3.11 Basic plot types R code	Figure 3.12 Different axis styles R code
Figure 3.13 Graphics state settings controlling plot regions R code	Figure 3.14 Some basic layouts R code	Figure 3.15 Some complex layouts R code	Figure 3.16 Annotating the plot region R code
Figure 3.17 More examples of annotating the plot region R code	Figure 3.18 Drawing polygons R code	Figure 3.19 Annotating the margins R code	Figure 3.20 Some simple legends R code
Figure 3.21 Customizing axes R code	Figure 3.22 Mathematical formulae in plots R code	Figure 3.23 Custom coordinate systems R code	Figure 3.24 Overlaying plots R code
Figure 3.25 Overlaying output R code	Figure 3.26 Adding a bitmap to a plot R code	Figure 3.27 Special-case annotations R code	Figure 3.28 A panel function example R code
Figure 3.29 Annotating a 3D surface R code	Figure 3.30 A back-to-back barplot R code	Figure 3.31 A graphics function template R code