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From: lvirden@pro-tcc.UUCP (Larry Virden)
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Subject: Re: Graphing programs
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Date: 14 Oct 89 10:50:20 GMT
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There used to be a couple programs right at the beginning of the GS intro that
did business graphs.  One was called Visualizor (or something like that).  It
didnt have ALL the types of graphs that you listed, but had something that I
thought WAS neat - the user could provide a SHR background for the graph! 
That way you could do superimposed images, etc.  It was neat.  Then, there
used to be some places that advertised in CallApple, Nibble, etc. concerning
some other Graph drawing programs.  I cannot find one of the ads right now
though :-( .  I havent heard of any of these lately.

Maybe someone should port GNUplot to the GS?
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