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From: Jim.Matthews@dartvax
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Subject: Re: Mathematical graphing?
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Date: 25 Oct 89 22:26:31 GMT
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In article <1989Oct25.180423.28664@polyslo.CalPoly.EDU>,
tdrinkar@cosmos.acs.calpoly.edu (Terrell Drinkard) writes:
> There is also a shareware (I think) program out called Math 21 and
> it does nice 3-D graphing of equations.  If you can't find it, let
> me know and I'll bin-hex it and mail it to you.
>  
> Terry

Math21 was an early name for MacFunction, a 3-d function grapher developed
at Harvard and marketed by True Basic, Inc.  It has never been shareware
(although I did once see it in a shareware disk catalog) and the latest
version is much better than the one called Math21.  Last time I checked
MacConnection had it for about $35.

Disclaimer: I wrote most of MacFunction, but I don't get royalties.

--
Jim Matthews
Dartmouth College