Can gnuplot create filled regions on one side of a parametric curve?

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Hi everybody,

1) It is possible to fill region somehow on one side of a parametric curve with gnuplot?

2) It is possible to do multiple parametric plots with the command "plot for [i=1:10] ..."?

3) How can display calligraphic fonts with gnuplot?

4) How can I use points which are larger than dots, but look like filled circles?
 
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5) It is possible to fit parametric curves?

6) It is possible to fit a given parametric function to go through one fixed point?
 
7) It is possible to chage font size in a title line?
 
#4 Use the set pointstyle and set pointsize commands
#7 For size and font of title: gnuplot> set title "Damping Function" font "Times-Roman,40"
 
7) But I want to change the size in one line! For example size 8 for the first part and size 16 for the second part! How?
 
Nobody can answer?

Another question:

8) It is possible to draw transparent curves with gnuplot?
 
I am so sad. No answer? Are you using gnuplot?
 
One-link answer:
http://gnuplot-tricks.blogspot.com/"
 
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