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3D Graphs in Windows

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From: Sean Graham
Date: Wed, 14 Nov 1990 19:50
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	Does anyone know of any programs on the Windows Market (or as
a 2nd choice the DOS market) that will allow you to create true 3-axis
graphics?  I know WingZ has the capability, but instead of introducing
an entirely new spreadsheet into the lab, I'd like to find an add-on
or standalone Windows Package that would do this.  [add-on to Excel
for example].  If not, windows, then how about Lotus add-ins?

Thanks in advance for any help/advice.

Sean
   
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Subject: 3D Graphs in Windows
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