Maximal free space on the plot

From: "Michael" <prox222@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 16 Jul 2006 23:48:21 -0700

Hello. My question does not concern directly to the FORTRAN, but my
program
is written on the FORTRAN.

There is a plot with several curves. Whether there is an algorithm of a

finding of the maximal free space on the plot to place a legend?

Thanks,
Michael,
Tomsk, Russia.

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