it is a fanatical customer reward. Can not beat the accuracy of the subject. thanks very much. It is beyond expectations.thankyou e graph teamsudhir passi

pls give demo executable filethanq

ecGraph I found ecGraph to be very powerful in the graphs that it is capable of displaying but far more than I required which is a simple plot of an array with a uniform x-axis.

I liked the product well enough to purchase it. It is very easy to use, the visualization engine is just right.A bit disappointed it doesn\'t have functionality that would make it a splendid product:- Ability to set the point size of a XY Scatter graph to a 5th dimension instead of making it fixed per data series.- Ability to take several series and instead of graphing them at once, to display them one at a time in a timed basis so as to produce a video of the evolution of a time series. This would allow ...

missing features there are a large slew of missing features in this graphing utility, primarily the ability to graph non-parametric equations. Being a truly versatile graphers would mean taking any set of equations as inputs and being able to graph it. This is far from that. even single equation graphs in 3d such as planes are a pain to do in this program due to its parametric nature.The interface was rather daunting but less confusing than many other programs. It is too expensive for such a limited program. If it did a truely great job at graphing equations (as afformentioned) it ...

3D Grapher with Linux I attempted to install the 3D Graphing software on Ubuntu 7.10 using Wine. It didn't work so I'm unable to comment on the features, easy of use and so on.

3D Grapher looks useful The product has most of the items I need for plotting a series of points as a 3-d line and manipulating that line for data visualization. I would like to have some hooks into the program so that I could prepare the data in a separate program and call / activate the 3D Grapher when the data is ready without manually loading the data. The function form is useful for the resulting curve fitting that happens. I would be happy to communicate further. I am having a little trouble paying for the product (if I have the right one, I've been ...

I like this program

Graph review the package is exactly what I wanted for my students.My only problem is that I cannot register because my email address is incorrect. I have tried 3 different address' and all failed.Dave

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Usefull stuff I am studying mathematics at university. I think this program is quite usefull from me. I found it in google because i cann't imagine how to draw x^sqrt(2)-1/x-1. Thank you.

comments Great work, but there`s no a tool, or I did not saw it, for estimate a value of some specific x, maybe in senior version.

graphing good soft ware for students and teachers

This is a very helpful addition to excel for creating tracking reports showing trend over time.

quite happy with tinygraphs. still sorting out how the scaling works. It seems to automatically rescale some of the graphs which is not always convenient if yoy want to compare scenarios

Very helpful \"tiny\" utility. Easy to use and very flexible.

Very useful Thank you very much

Tiny Graphs was great! After I enabled the Excel add-in it worked very well.

I found that it works great!

Good Good enough for me. Thanks a lot.

The free internet version was useless. It did not even give the user enough autonomy to enter data points and have the graph plot them. One cannot tell if this product is worth buying by using the free version because it is so pathologically afraid of the user getting free use that nearly every function brings up a dialogue box requesting the user pay for an upgrade, which I might have done if I could tell how useful the product might be, and how smoothly it ran. I understand the fear of free loaders but I've never seen anything like ...

This supposedly freeware program requires me to upgrade in order to import my data to plot graphs. Of course I am able to key in the values manually but it all defeats the purpose of the trial.

I have downloaded activex from microsoft but still couldn't see the graphs so I uninstalled the program.

A great free program I was looking for a graphics calculator which is free. This gives more than what I was expecting with the 3-D shaded graphs which one can rotate and zoom and color.

Graphing Calculator 3D I like it ! Very useful very simple to use!

The graphics are good, but so far I have not been able to import and use x,y,z-data from Excel, an advertised feature. Manual entry works OK, but I\'ve got 300+ data points that I\'ve already entered manually into Excel. Aaaarrrgghhh!

The app really good. I\'m satisfied with this

great stuff I am in the process of learning how to use this great tool would recommend it to anyone who needs to graph data or for recreational purposes as far as that goes. Thank you (more to follow upon further use)

Great program. After searching the net for an I downloaded 3 different Graphing application for pc's. Advanced Grapher is the best. Intuitive and logic user interface and all the functions I need is there.Only thing I would really like seeing improved is that it would be possible to work in more windows at the same time,for example crossings and integration.

Advanced Grapher needs more advancement I've been looking for good scientific 2D graph program to take the place of Multiplot on my Amiga. My application is always plotting tablulated points, either from a scientific simulation, or from an actual experiment. So I have little interest in function plotters. AG accepts tabulated data - but it only allows plotting the first two columns. Other columns are ignored. The other shortcoming I noted was that it doesn't automatically scale the axes. When I plotted some data with x in the range (360,720) and y in the range (10000,50000) I had to rescale by hand just to see the data ...