Has anyone tried PS-Plot?

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From: PEGG, DAVID J
Date: Mon, 04 Jan 1993 15:43

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I just received a brochure for a program called PS-Plot: Technical Plotting 
and Data Processing from Polysoft. It's $299 ($129 competitive upgrade).
It sounds like a really nice program. It has user defined non-linear
curve fitting (with up to 10 ind. vars., 10 dep. vars., and 10 params.).
Many functions for digital signal processing, statistics, mathematical
transformations. High quality output. 8000 x 256 data cell input.
etc.
It's a DOS program with a Windows style interface.

I've never heard of this program. Has anyone used it? I'd be interested
in any opinions, ie, bugs, ease of use, quality of output,...

I'm using Axum on the IBM right now and I think it's pretty useless.
PS-Plot sounds much better for basic scientific data analysis and graphing.
Any opinions appreciated.

Thanks, Joe Dellwo

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