Help with graph

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Re: Help with graph

SHEILA HAMILTON wrote:
> I am in math 208 and I tried to graph my home work I am having a hard 
> time understanding how to graph linear equations I tried to graph -100x 
> + 5000 and I could not get it to graph can you help me with this

Use Function|Insert function and enter the function equation as 
-100x+5000. You probably need to zoom a little out. You can try Zoom|Fit.

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Ivan Johansen

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Re: Pointseries

Paul Brants wrote:
> I would like an open circle to be included in the style options of a 
> pointseries so that I can show a difference with points belonging to a 
> certain graph (e.g. piecewise defined functions) with a filled circle 
> and points not belonging to the graph with an open circle, this being 
> the convention used in the books of calculus that I use in my class as 
> mathteacher.

If you by "open circle" mean one that is white inside, then you can just 
change the color to white.

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Re: Pointseries

All OK, point taken

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HELP!

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Re: Frame saving options (4.4 beta version)

Cleon Teunissen <cleon <at> castel.nl> writes:

> 
> 
> > Cleon Teunissen wrote:
> > > I think it would be convenient if the option to save consecutive frames 
is
> > > available as an alternative to generating the avi-file. 
> 
> Ivan Johansen writes:
> > I will consider it. It was just easiest to place it in the animation 
> > player. There are probably not many using it anyway.
> 
> No, I guess few people beside me will use it. Graph is among the software I 
use
> to generate animations because I'm not aware of other software with the same
> capabilities as Graph. 
> 
> I want to display animations on my website, and I want the visitor to have no
> technical obstacles to viewing my website, so I've had to find ways of 
building
> animated GIF's. It's hard to find software with the ability to control shape 
and
> motion with mathematical precision.
> 
> Cleon Teunissen
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I join in the same wish - and by the same reasons.

Nowadays, I take the avi and sen it to GifAnimator (free download from 
Microsoft) for conversion into an animated gif - but it needs some hand-
adjustment.

As I generate the web page authomatically (from LaTeX to MathML) with graphics 
included, and the chief conversor (ImageMagick) cannot handle Graph avi 
format, it would be quite convenient to have the separated frames to input - 
or a ready-made gif, of course. 

By the way - for great features with thourough simplicity of use, Graph is THE 
thing. I am sending to it my students (Analysis on first year level, 
university of mathematics) to get familiar with graphics.

Carmen Fierro

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Re: HELP!

odette gill wrote:
> I NEED THIS SOFTWARE FOR MY MAT205 home work. I can't get the graphing 
> software down loaded. I have an error saying that the files are 
> currupted and to please download a new version of the software. I am 
> using windows vista could that be a problem?

I am not sure why this sometimes happens. But it usually helps to try 
downloading the file again. Alternatively you can download it from 
http://sf.net/projects/graph

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Ivan Johansen

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Re: Frame saving options (4.4 beta version)

Carmen Fierro wrote:
> I join in the same wish - and by the same reasons.
> 
> Nowadays, I take the avi and sen it to GifAnimator (free download from 
> Microsoft) for conversion into an animated gif - but it needs some hand-
> adjustment.
> 
> As I generate the web page authomatically (from LaTeX to MathML) with graphics 
> included, and the chief conversor (ImageMagick) cannot handle Graph avi 
> format, it would be quite convenient to have the separated frames to input - 
> or a ready-made gif, of course. 

As you can see, the beta version of Graph 4.4 at 
http://padowan.dk/graph/DownloadBeta.php can save the individual frames 
in the animation dialog. I am currently implementing Python scripting in 
Graph 4.4, which should make it possible to control such things in more 
detail.

Best regards
Ivan Johansen

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