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In article <1992Oct5.224437.5265@medtron.medtronic.com> om8941@curry (Orlin Melstrand) writes:
>What is the best way to generate x-y plots in QuickBasic (4.5) that can be incorporated into
>WordPerfect (5.1), on an IBM compatible?  These would be x-y plots used in numerical analysis,i.e.,
>two-dimensional.  (The plots in the examples are screen plots, which I have not been able to
>get hardcopies of, or put into importable files.)  Thanks,
>
You'll want to use a charting library.  VB/DOS Pro, for example, has a
charting library capable of creating very sophisticated (as in, it was
based on Excel's charting) Pie, Column, Bar, Line, and Scatter plots.

To get it into a standard format, use a TSR screen capture utility.  I
believe that a few are out in the public domain on CompuServe.

Thanks, Steve