What is the best way to capture output form scilab into a publishable format?

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I am using scilab to do some simple simulation. The outcome will a number of plot and graph. What is the easiest way to capture these outputs and publish them into a pdf or ps file?

Hopefully it is simple to do that I can include the boilerplate code into my scilab script itself?

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