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From: sullivan@marge.math.binghamton.edu (fred sullivan)
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Subject: Re: will trade pizza for public domain or damn cheap graphing package
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In article <1894@spdcc.COM> eli@spdcc.UUCP (Steve Elias) writes:
>how about it, folks!  there's got to be something better than a 
>bootlegged Lotus PrintGraph.  
>
>i need something that will allow me to graph arbitrary functions 
>and axes -- hopefully with bitmapped teeny numbers. 
>
>... for a PC with a hercules graphics card.
>
>are there DOS programs which can do this?  
>
>thanks in advance.  want the pizza, too?  just give me the 
>address of a Pizza Joint near you, and a mega-handy pointer to a 
>graphics package and i'll see what i can do.

One possibility is True Basic Calculus.  It does a number of silly
things, one of which is a reasonable job of graphing functions.
I just finished graphing some things with a Hercules card.  You
enter functions in a resonable form; e.g. sin(x^2)/exp(-x^4).

True Basic
39 South Main Street
Hanover, NH 03755
(603) 643-3882

I'm not sure how much it costs.  We got some with calculus textbooks.

In case this does what you need, you'll need the following:

Kelly's
102 N. Page Ave.
Endicott, NY

Why is it that in a town with dozens of Italian restaurants, I can only
get good pizza at an Irish sports bar?

Fred Sullivan				SUNY at Binghamton
Dept. Math. Sciences			Binghamton, NY 13903
					sullivan@marge.math.binghamton.edu
First you make a roux!