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Joe, I've used both EXCEL and Vernier's Graphical Analysis both have IBM
versions.  I personally like EXCEL.  There's also Criket graph and JMP(buth
I think it's only for the MAC).  In all the above cases we've copied data
onto the clipboard and then pasted it into the spreadsheet.  Dan and I both
attended the PCEP Institute at North Carolina State th is summer.  We worked
with ULI's and every type of probe avaible for it, spreadsheets, simulation
software(Interactive Physics, EM Fields, etc.) and tutorial programs.  We're
each supposed to be recieving equipment and software any day now.  We'd be
happy to do a presentation for the high school teachers group and let
everyone "play" with the materials.  Do you think the group would be
interested?  However, we can't make the October meeting but the December one
looks good.  In addition, one of the professors at NC state wrote a EXCEl
tutorial sheet specifically for science students.  It's really great!  I
could get a copy for the folks by December.  You asked for a copy of the lab
we wrote and I do have a hard copy of it plus nine others my group did and
about 15-20 other activities written by the other participants.  I'll try to
email the arrow lab.  What spreadsheet program do ya'll use?  Hope this helped.
  Kathy