This feels like it should be trivial but I've been stuck on it and trying messy workarounds for too long, so here goes: how can I make simple plots (PLOT command) but with the axes either omitted or at least freed from tick marks AND all text? The best I've been able to do is first plot with normal axes, and then overplot with AXIS using YTICKLAYOUT=0 and COLOR set to the background colour, so the desired axis gets overwritten with the background colour and vanishes. This doesn't work well for me in postscript output though, and in any case it seems a slightly bizarre workaround. I've also fiddled with not using PLOT at all but simply OPLOT my data curves and then add all axes manually with AXIS, but this is troublesome when doing multiple plots on the same page (!P.MULTI=something]. I suppose I could use OPLOT and AXIS with manually setting POSITION for each and every subplot but is there really no easier way? I feel like I must be missing something. Thanks in advance. EDIT: Checked on ahead a little bit and found neither OPLOT or AXIS take the POSITION argument, so the last supposed route I mentioned won't work either. I'm officially stuck then. Grateful for any help.