Re: A graphing program

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From: Luis A. Dissett
Date: Fri, 19 Jan 1996 00:00

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In article <4dn082$c6d@carrera.intergate.bc.ca> ttang@intergate.bc.ca (Tony Tang) writes:

> Hi folks!  I was just wondering if anyone knew where I could get
> a freeware or shareware function grapher -- similar to the TI-85,
> except for a computer.  It would need to be able to do polar graphing
> as well....
> 
> And hey, if you can post it, it would be even better!
> thankx in advance!
> 
> ROCK ON!
> ttang@intergate.bc.ca
> Check out my WebSite!  (http://web.ucs.ubc.ca/thetam/tony)

For a good function grapher for MS Windows, try to get wgnuplot. One location
is:

	ftp://ns.uab.es/pub/win3/gnu/wgnuplot.zip

Yes, it plots in polar (and in general, in any kind of parametric) coordinates.
And yes, it runs under Windows 95 (in case you ask ;-)

Luis

P.S. If you are looking for a Macintosh version, sorry, I don't know. Maybe
     there is a version of gnuplot out there.

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