The current figure in octave can be saved to a file with the print command. For example:
print
plot(x, y); % plot like normal (replace with your normal plot type) print('output.eps', '-depsc2'); % output to "output.eps"
The current figure is saved to file output.eps. EPS files can be read by Latex, Word, etc.
output.eps
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