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From: rdippold@cancun.qualcomm.com (Ron Dippold)
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Subject: Re: Scientific Plotting Package under MSDOS?
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Date: 27 Mar 91 00:23:20 GMT
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In article <91085.095650J0S@psuvm.psu.edu> J0S@psuvm.psu.edu writes:
>I recently observed (and was very impressed by) the 3-D graphical
>output from a Mac. scientific spreadsheet program called, I believe,
>WINGS.  The display was a 3-D surface hanging above a contour
>projection of the same data.  Rather than using meshes and contour
>lines, they used color encoding at the pixel level to encode data
>values.  Hidden portions of the surface were also hidden on the 3-D
>display.
>
>Are you aware of any programs like this running under MSDOS?

There is a version of Wingz (that's the correct spelling) for Microsoft
Windows 3.0.

However, Quattro Pro will do the same thing without Windows.