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From: cyliao@eng.umd.edu (Chun-Yao Liao)
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Subject: Re: Urgent! Need a PD/SW graphing software w/ log functions
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Date: 14 Apr 91 22:32:55 GMT
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People! Please help! if you thought some one might had replied me, no, no
one had replied me yet, so please go ahead if you can help! Thanx a million!

follows the original posting:
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>Hi guys! I need a graphing software that takes text data file and
>graph as accordingly. I need ability to select x-axis log scalling, 
>y-axis log scaling, or xy-axis log scaling. I know QuickPlot, but it 
>does do any log scaling... the statlab doesn't do that either.
>
>or I thought Mathmatica might be able to take data points and graph them.
>if so, can any one tell me how to do that?
>
>say, I have 2 column of data, column 1 is to be log scaled and is to be
>x-axis, and column 2 is normally scaled, and on y axis. Should be very
>simple.
>
>So PLEASE, if you know of anyway to do the graph, let me know NOW 'cause
>the paper is due on Mon and I need to have it done by today April 14.
>I know, I know, I should start working on that earlier, but I've been
>studying in the hell, had almost 3 to 5 hrs of sleep for the last 3 weeks...
>so PLEASE!!
>
>Thanx a 10^9 in advance!!!!
>
The data file is not that big, so re-type the data is not a big deal.
I do not know PostScript, so I cannot write my own program either, and I can
never get anything to work with IB... :-(

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