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Here is another approach which is based on converting the plot to PDF format first. It makes the tick marks accessible as regular Graphics objects. Specifically, they (and the frame) show up as open JoinedCurve that can be identified by pattern matching. That leads to the following: p = Plot[{Sin[x], Cos[x]}, {x, 0, 3 Pi}, Frame -> True, FrameStyle ...

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I'm afraid you will have to build your own graphic primitives. Something like this: Show[ Plot[Sin[x], {x, 0, 5}], Graphics[{GrayLevel[0.3], Table[Disk[{n, 0}, {0.025, 0.04}, {0, Pi}], {n, 0, 5}]}], ImageSize -> 600]

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Extending ColorData For some background consider reading this bookmarked conversation. The color scheme data itself is accessed through the definition of this Symbol: DataPacletsColorDataDumpcolorSchemes The data is located by use of the list defined in: DataPacletsColorDataDumpcolorSchemeNames That is to say the scheme is extracted using ...

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You can change the Mathematica menu in the way you desire by editing the MenuSetup.tr file, and restarting Mathematica. I make this change each time I get a new version of Mathematica. Of course, this isn't ideal, because it involves making a permanent change to the system, but it does work - just follow the style of the rest of the file. Be careful to ...

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Description ? at the beginning of a line is the short from of Information. Given a pattern that matches multiple Symbols Information returns a list of them in alphabetical (canonical) order, in columns top to bottom and left to right. You are therefore asking how you can modify the behavior of this System function. You would need some way of storing the ...

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