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Why does ListPlot ignore some global options?Why does ListPlot ignore some global options?

Using this data:

curve = {{0.833, 0.1}, {0.25, 0.08}, {0.5, 0.15}, {1, 0.2}, {2, 
0.3}, {3, 0.45}, {5, 0.75}, {7, 1.25}, {10, 1.85}, {20, 
2.55}, {30, 3}};

ListPlot with options set inside show plot markers:

Mathematica graphics

But if I put the exact same options in SetOptions, like this:

SetOptions[ListPlot, ImageSize->300, Frame->True, Joined->True, PlotMarkers->Automatic,
AxesOrigin->{0.5,0}, PlotRange->All, GridLines->Automatic, GridLinesStyle->LightGray,
FrameLabel->{"Years","Yield (%)","Treasury Yield Curve on Oct 17, 2012"},
LabelStyle->{11, FontFamily -> "Arial"}];

The plot markers disappear. I perfer to keep the (relatively unimportant) options out of posts here, showing only the data, plot function, and results. This annoyance thwarts me.

Possible Duplicate:
Why does ListPlot ignore some global options?

Using this data:

curve = {{0.833, 0.1}, {0.25, 0.08}, {0.5, 0.15}, {1, 0.2}, {2, 
0.3}, {3, 0.45}, {5, 0.75}, {7, 1.25}, {10, 1.85}, {20, 
2.55}, {30, 3}};

ListPlot with options set inside show plot markers:

Mathematica graphics

But if I put the exact same options in SetOptions, like this:

SetOptions[ListPlot, ImageSize->300, Frame->True, Joined->True, PlotMarkers->Automatic,
AxesOrigin->{0.5,0}, PlotRange->All, GridLines->Automatic, GridLinesStyle->LightGray,
FrameLabel->{"Years","Yield (%)","Treasury Yield Curve on Oct 17, 2012"},
LabelStyle->{11, FontFamily -> "Arial"}];

The plot markers disappear. I perfer to keep the (relatively unimportant) options out of posts here, showing only the data, plot function, and results. This annoyance thwarts me.

Possible Duplicate:
Why does ListPlot ignore some global options?

Using this data:

curve = {{0.833, 0.1}, {0.25, 0.08}, {0.5, 0.15}, {1, 0.2}, {2, 
0.3}, {3, 0.45}, {5, 0.75}, {7, 1.25}, {10, 1.85}, {20, 
2.55}, {30, 3}};

ListPlot with options set inside show plot markers:

Mathematica graphics

But if I put the exact same options in SetOptions, like this:

SetOptions[ListPlot, ImageSize->300, Frame->True, Joined->True, PlotMarkers->Automatic,
AxesOrigin->{0.5,0}, PlotRange->All, GridLines->Automatic, GridLinesStyle->LightGray,
FrameLabel->{"Years","Yield (%)","Treasury Yield Curve on Oct 17, 2012"},
LabelStyle->{11, FontFamily -> "Arial"}];

The plot markers disappear. I perfer to keep the (relatively unimportant) options out of posts here, showing only the data, plot function, and results. This annoyance thwarts me.

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Possible Duplicate:
Why does ListPlot ignore some global options?

Using this data:

curve = {{0.833, 0.1}, {0.25, 0.08}, {0.5, 0.15}, {1, 0.2}, {2, 
0.3}, {3, 0.45}, {5, 0.75}, {7, 1.25}, {10, 1.85}, {20, 
2.55}, {30, 3}};

ListPlot with options set inside show plot markers:

Mathematica graphics

But if I put the exact same options in SetOptions, like this:

SetOptions[ListPlot, ImageSize->300, Frame->True, Joined->True, PlotMarkers->Automatic,
AxesOrigin->{0.5,0}, PlotRange->All, GridLines->Automatic, GridLinesStyle->LightGray,
FrameLabel->{"Years","Yield (%)","Treasury Yield Curve on Oct 17, 2012"},
LabelStyle->{11, FontFamily -> "Arial"}];

The plot markers disappear. I perfer to keep the (relatively unimportant) options out of posts here, showing only the data, plot function, and results. This annoyance thwarts me.

Using this data:

curve = {{0.833, 0.1}, {0.25, 0.08}, {0.5, 0.15}, {1, 0.2}, {2, 
0.3}, {3, 0.45}, {5, 0.75}, {7, 1.25}, {10, 1.85}, {20, 
2.55}, {30, 3}};

ListPlot with options set inside show plot markers:

Mathematica graphics

But if I put the exact same options in SetOptions, like this:

SetOptions[ListPlot, ImageSize->300, Frame->True, Joined->True, PlotMarkers->Automatic,
AxesOrigin->{0.5,0}, PlotRange->All, GridLines->Automatic, GridLinesStyle->LightGray,
FrameLabel->{"Years","Yield (%)","Treasury Yield Curve on Oct 17, 2012"},
LabelStyle->{11, FontFamily -> "Arial"}];

The plot markers disappear. I perfer to keep the (relatively unimportant) options out of posts here, showing only the data, plot function, and results. This annoyance thwarts me.

Possible Duplicate:
Why does ListPlot ignore some global options?

Using this data:

curve = {{0.833, 0.1}, {0.25, 0.08}, {0.5, 0.15}, {1, 0.2}, {2, 
0.3}, {3, 0.45}, {5, 0.75}, {7, 1.25}, {10, 1.85}, {20, 
2.55}, {30, 3}};

ListPlot with options set inside show plot markers:

Mathematica graphics

But if I put the exact same options in SetOptions, like this:

SetOptions[ListPlot, ImageSize->300, Frame->True, Joined->True, PlotMarkers->Automatic,
AxesOrigin->{0.5,0}, PlotRange->All, GridLines->Automatic, GridLinesStyle->LightGray,
FrameLabel->{"Years","Yield (%)","Treasury Yield Curve on Oct 17, 2012"},
LabelStyle->{11, FontFamily -> "Arial"}];

The plot markers disappear. I perfer to keep the (relatively unimportant) options out of posts here, showing only the data, plot function, and results. This annoyance thwarts me.

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Annoyance: Plot Markers disappear when ListPlot options are set in SetOptions instead of in ListPlot

Using this data:

curve = {{0.833, 0.1}, {0.25, 0.08}, {0.5, 0.15}, {1, 0.2}, {2, 
0.3}, {3, 0.45}, {5, 0.75}, {7, 1.25}, {10, 1.85}, {20, 
2.55}, {30, 3}};

ListPlot with options set inside show plot markers:

Mathematica graphics

But if I put the exact same options in SetOptions, like this:

SetOptions[ListPlot, ImageSize->300, Frame->True, Joined->True, PlotMarkers->Automatic,
AxesOrigin->{0.5,0}, PlotRange->All, GridLines->Automatic, GridLinesStyle->LightGray,
FrameLabel->{"Years","Yield (%)","Treasury Yield Curve on Oct 17, 2012"},
LabelStyle->{11, FontFamily -> "Arial"}];

The plot markers disappear. I perfer to keep the (relatively unimportant) options out of posts here, showing only the data, plot function, and results. This annoyance thwarts me.