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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: 16 Apr 91 18:23:01 GMT
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	First of all, thanks to EVERY ONE who replied me. I guess it's just
	because most people are hundred articles behind, so that I got a LOT
	of response at the due date night. There are three solutions.

	o GnuPlot: Lots people suggested downloading a copy. I did it as
	  followed the suggestion of the person who replied first. I am a C
	  novice, but was able to get ti work in about 1 hour or so. So
	  this should not be hard for everyone who needs a copy. And, it
	  really DOES the job. I love it! :-)

	o nxyplot: recently submitted to popular ftp sites. works under
	  OS 2.0 (I am still on 1.0, but should get my 040 AND 2.0 Today!!
	  that's another story)

	o QuickPlot: a hack to QuickPlot to allow QP to do log/log scaling

	Since I still can run nxyplot, I cannot tell anything about that.
	Thanks to pulliam@nasa.gov, I tried to mail you, but the maill keeps
	bouncing back.



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      @wam.umd.edu      	o A. A NeXTed person with "small" HD and OD
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