Michael Bach Ipsen | 4 Jun 2006 10:16
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Format for saving files in Graph

I have a suggestion for Graph:

Currently, files are saved as .grf which can only be opened by Graph, and
Graph supports the .emf format for exporting images. My suggestion is to
combine these two formats so that a file saved by Graph can always be opened
and edited in Graph (as known from the .grf) and at the same time be opened
by image editors and inserted as images directly into other documents (as
known from the .emf). In this way, computers without Graph installed would
always be able to interpret files saved by Graph. It is my impression that
e.g. MathType works in exactly that way when saving files.

Yours sincerely,
Michael Bach Ipsen
rambc | 6 Jun 2006 21:35
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Re: Format for saving files in Graph

I don't think that would be very usefull because  GRAPH  is free. And you 
always have the choice to export your plots as pictures.
Ivan Johansen | 8 Jun 2006 22:26
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Re: Posting using a news reader...

Quivis wrote:
> Just wondering, how long time before anything one posts is showing up on 
> the server? Anyone?

I actually don't know and it probably varies. But I think one or two 
hours are normal. I don't know why it takes so long.

Best regards
Ivan Johansen
Michael Bach Ipsen | 8 Jun 2006 22:32
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Re: Posting using a news reader...

> > Just wondering, how long time before anything one posts is showing up on
> > the server? Anyone?

>I actually don't know and it probably varies. But I think one or two
>hours are normal. I don't know why it takes so long.

I usually receive the messages in my inbox immediately after they have been 
posted.
rambc | 20 Jun 2006 15:03
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Sequences...

It could very usefull to add a new kind of object, the sequences wich can be 
of five kind (where u_n shoulde be read "u index n"):
      1) u_n = f(n)
      2) u_(n+1) = f(u_n)
      3) u_(n+2) = f(u_(n+1),u_n)
      4) x_n = f(n) et y_n=g(n)
      5) x_(n+1) = f(x_n,y_n) et y_(n+1)=g(x_n,y_n)

The way this objects would be drawn would be similar to statistic lines.

Best regards.
Ivan Johansen | 20 Jun 2006 22:45
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Re: Sequences...

rambc wrote:
> It could very usefull to add a new kind of object, the sequences wich can be 
> of five kind (where u_n shoulde be read "u index n"):
>       1) u_n = f(n)
>       2) u_(n+1) = f(u_n)
>       3) u_(n+2) = f(u_(n+1),u_n)
>       4) x_n = f(n) et y_n=g(n)
>       5) x_(n+1) = f(x_n,y_n) et y_(n+1)=g(x_n,y_n)
> 
> The way this objects would be drawn would be similar to statistic lines.

Thanks for the suggestion. I will look into it and see if I can make 
support for sequences possible. It shouldn't be too difficult to implement.

Best regards
Ivan Johansen
Student | 28 Jun 2006 00:43
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error function

Hello. Thise programm is very simple and usefull, I liked it a lot. Especially
ability to plot implicit functions. 
Is there any way to plot error function ?

Thank you

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Ivan Johansen | 28 Jun 2006 21:23
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Re: error function

Student wrote:
> Hello. Thise programm is very simple and usefull, I liked it a lot. Especially
> ability to plot implicit functions. 
> Is there any way to plot error function ?

I assume you are referring to the error function encountered in 
integrating the normal distribution. You can add it as a function 
defined as:
f(x)=2/sqrt(pi) * integrate(e^(-x^2), 0, x)

Best regards
Ivan Johansen

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