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From: n138ct@tamuts.tamu.edu (Brent Burton)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.misc
Subject: Re: charts & graphs
Summary: Fzzplot isn't too bad...
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Date: 29 Jan 91 17:35:49 GMT
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In article <1991Jan29.001330.22798@msuinfo.cl.msu.edu> wilsonbr@buster.cps.msu.edu (Brian R Wilson) writes:
>
>I am a college student looking for a cheap, and hopefully free to start
>with (Public Domain or Shareware) to do charts and graphs.
>
>I know that ftp sites shouldn't be given out over the net, so I would
>really appreciate e-mail giving me the address or even the name of the
>program.

Brian,
   the actual ftp sites ARE able to be mentioned on the net.  There is no
restriction with this and also, this is how we learn about the ftp sites...

At sumex-aim.stanford.edu (I believe) or 36.44.0.6 (I'm sure) cd to
the info-mac directory.  Maybe in the /info-mac/app directory there
should be a fzzplot program.  Fzzplot creates decent line and point
charts, complete with error bars.  It was handy for several physics
labs I had.  Try it out, but I don't guarantee anything I have said
above.  (wow, the above lines are perfectly justified!)

Hope this helps...
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             | Brent P. Burton      | n138ct@tamuts.tamu.edu   |
             | Texas A&M University | Computer Science/Physics |
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