Problem with Vista

Hi!
I use to work with this great program, but now that i have migrate to vista,
despite i have a good processor and video card (core2duo, nvidia8400, 2G RAM)
there`s a problem with the animation command. There's a procesing (aparently) of
the data for the animation (a bar is filled with blue color), but just in the
moment at wich you should expect the window with the animation, a message box
appear. The box say: "The specified file can't be played on the specified MCI
device. The file may be corrupt, not in the correct format, or no fil."

I've tried to run it as compatible with other versions unsucesfully.

Thanks, Andres

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Re: Problem with Vista

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Re: Problem with Vista

Andres Ramirez wrote:
> I use to work with this great program, but now that i have migrate to vista,
> despite i have a good processor and video card (core2duo, nvidia8400, 2G RAM)
> there`s a problem with the animation command. There's a procesing (aparently) of
> the data for the animation (a bar is filled with blue color), but just in the
> moment at wich you should expect the window with the animation, a message box
> appear. The box say: "The specified file can't be played on the specified MCI
> device. The file may be corrupt, not in the correct format, or no fil."

Thank you for notifying me about this error. I will look into the 
problem and try to fix it, but I have to admit that it was difficult 
enough to make it work under Windows 2000/XP so I fear that it will not 
be easy to fix the problem under Windows Vista.

Best regards
Ivan Johansen

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Shading

For the life of me, I can not figure out how to shade the area between 4 
functions.  The four functions are F(x) = -1x+50, f(x) = -.6x+40, f(x) = -
247.5x+2500, f(x) = 0x+15.

Any help on what settings need to be checked, unchecked, or used would help 
greatly.

Thanks,
Tim

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Re: Shading

Tim wrote:
> For the life of me, I can not figure out how to shade the area between 4 
> functions.  The four functions are F(x) = -1x+50, f(x) = -.6x+40, f(x) = -
> 247.5x+2500, f(x) = 0x+15.
> 
> Any help on what settings need to be checked, unchecked, or used would help 
> greatly.

The simplest is to use an inequality (Function|Insert relation), which 
can be written as:
y < -1x+50 and y < -.6x+40 and y > 0x+15 and y > -247.5x+2500

Alternatively, if you assume f(x)=247.5x+2500 is vertical, you can split 
the area into two shadings below the functions f(x)=-1x+50 and 
f(x)=-0.6x+40, and above f(x)=0x+15.

I have attached a file that shows both.

Best regards
Ivan Johansen

;This file was created by Graph (http://www.padowan.dk)
;Do not change this file from other programs.
[Graph]
Version = 4.3.0.378
MinVersion = 2.5
OS = Windows XP 5.1 Service Pack 2

[Axes]
xMin = -29.6
xMax = 50.4
xTickUnit = 10
xGridUnit = 10
yMin = -17.6
yMax = 62.3999999999999
yTickUnit = 10
yGridUnit = 10
AxesColor = clBlue
GridColor = 0x00FF9999
ShowLegend = 0
Radian = 1

[Relation1]
Relation = y < -1x+50 and y < -.6x+40 and y > 0x+15 and y > -247.5x+2500
Style = 0
Color = clFuchsia

[Func1]
FuncType = 0
y = -1x+50
Color = clRed

[Shade1]
LegendText = Shade 1
ShadeStyle = 4
BrushStyle = 5
Color = clNavy
FuncNo = 1
Func2No = 4
sMin = 25
sMax = 35
sMin2 = 25
sMax2 = 35
MarkStart = 0

[Func2]
FuncType = 0
y = -.6x+40
Color = clRed

[Shade2]
LegendText = Shade 2
ShadeStyle = 4
BrushStyle = 5
Color = clNavy
FuncNo = 2
Func2No = 4
sMin = 10
sMax = 25
sMin2 = 10
sMax2 = 25
MarkEnd = 0

[Func3]
FuncType = 0
y = -247.5x+2500
Color = clRed

[Func4]
FuncType = 0
y = 0x+15
Color = clRed

[Data]
TextLabelCount = 0
FuncCount = 4
PointSeriesCount = 0
ShadeCount = 2
RelationCount = 1
OleObjectCount = 0

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Graphing Inequalities

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Re: Graphing Inequalities

Laura Femenella wrote:
> I am having trouble graphing inequalities.  When graphing a < or > 
> inequality, the line should be dashed but I cannot figure out how to do 
> that.

Unfortunately I cannot figure out to do that either. 
So it is not currently possible. My best suggestion is to set the Width 
to 0, so no line is shown at the border of the inequality.

Best regards
Ivan Johansen

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Feature request: function product() like sum()

Hello

Would it be possible to add a function product(a,b,c) that works like the
existing sum(a,b,c) for multiplication instead of addition? I need this for a
function I'm trying to model.

Thanks
Matthew

Matthew Strawbridge

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Re: Feature request: function product() like sum()

Matthew Strawbridge wrote:
> Would it be possible to add a function product(a,b,c) that works like the
> existing sum(a,b,c) for multiplication instead of addition? I need this for a
> function I'm trying to model.

Yes, that is easily done. I have added the product function to the beta 
version of Graph 4.3 at http://padowan.dk/graph/DownloadBeta.php

I have only tested it shortly , so you get the honor of testing it.

Best regards
Ivan Johansen

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