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From bushman@ward.che.utexas.edu (Scott Bushman):
> Bye the way,  I would not recommand the use of Gnuplot for OS/2 for
> two reasons,
> 	(1)	It is slower than the dos version
> 	(2)	IT DOES NOT WORK!!
> 
> Yes, that's correct.  Try it and see (at least compare its answers to
> that of the DOS gnuplot).  I would try the command
> 
> gnuplot> splot x**2 + y**2
> 
> Intuitively, this should give a 3-D parabola.  However, Gnuplot/PM
> give an odd functional which is monotonically decreasing.  In my book,
> this is incorrect.
> 
> Realize that I am not hacking the entire package.  The sin(x) and
> cos(x) and other 2-D stuff seemed to work, but don't trust the 3-D
> plots.
> 
> All I'm saying is that you should try it against the 3-D version.

I have not been able to duplicate your problem.  On my machine, 

    splot x**2 + y**2

gives me EXACTLY the same thing as the DOS version, namely a parabola
with X and Y ranging from -10 to 10.  It has a value of 200 on each of the
corners, and a value of 0 in the middle.  In other words, exactly what
we expect.
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