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WANTED: TESTERS FOR PLOTTING PROGRAM

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From: BAXTER_A
Date: Fri, 03 Nov 1989 13:57
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MULTIPLOT XLN

Multiplot XLN is the upgrade of Tim Mooney's 2D data plotting program
Multiplot. The last reincarnation released publicly was Plot 1.2 which also
contained support for 3D plotting. 

Multiplot XLN is now an all in one independent data plotting environment with
complete intuition interface. It includes SAVE menu options to save to the
following picture formats: IFF, Draw, IntroCAD, mCAD, HPLG. A PRINT menu
option allows printing to any WB compatible printer via trnsparent use of the
PLT: device. File LOAD and SAVE options utilise Charlie Heath's file requester
and plot options are selected from gadgets from within the program. It defaults
to a PAL sized screen which is fully utilised in screen output, and (hopefully)
automatically switches to NTSC format in Japan/USA/Canada. It requires 1Mb and
the WB1.3 maths libraries. It supports maths co-processors.

Multiplot XLN will be released as freeware (distributed via fnf) but still
requires some testing. I would be glad to send a pre-release version of
Multiplot XLN to folk who are likely to use it fairly extensively, and send a
disk and return postage to:

		Dr Alan G Baxter,
		Transplantation Unit,
		Walter & Eliza Hall Institute,
		Parkville 3053
		Australia.
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Subject: WANTED: TESTERS FOR PLOTTING PROGRAM
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Date: 3 Nov 89 13:57:12 GMT
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