Richard Russell | 5 Jul 06:09
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Orientation for Parametric Curves

First of all, I must say that this is product is the best I have found. 
 I am constantly using it in my classes 
from Pre-Algebra all the way through the calculus sequence.

My question is this:  I cannot find a way to show the orientation of
 the curve when I graph a parametric curve.  Am I overlooking 
something or is this feature not available?  I see how to make the
 endpoints of the curve arrows, but I would like to see the direction
 that the curve is traversed as t increases with some sort of arrows 
along the curve.

Thank you for an outstanding product, and I look forward to your reply.

Richard Russell
Valencia Community College
Orlando, FL USA

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Ivan Johansen | 7 Jul 19:30
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Re: Orientation for Parametric Curves

Richard Russell wrote:
> My question is this:  I cannot find a way to show the orientation of
>  the curve when I graph a parametric curve.  Am I overlooking 
> something or is this feature not available?  I see how to make the
>  endpoints of the curve arrows, but I would like to see the direction
>  that the curve is traversed as t increases with some sort of arrows 
> along the curve.

It is not current possible to show the direction of the curve. Actually 
I never thought of this possibility, but it sounds like a good idea, so 
I will put it on my list of things to consider.

Best regards
Ivan Johansen

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Alan Johnstone | 19 Jul 06:16
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Smoothing jagged edges of images

When I use the Copy Image option to copy an graph into Word or Visio the edges
of the graph are quite jagged. Is there a way to generate images with smoother
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Ivan Johansen | 19 Jul 20:51
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Re: Smoothing jagged edges of images

Alan Johnstone wrote:
> When I use the Copy Image option to copy an graph into Word or Visio the edges
> of the graph are quite jagged. Is there a way to generate images with smoother
> edges?

It is probably because Word/Vision is using the bitmap image. You may 
want to try Paste special, and choose "Picture (enhanced metafile)". 
Alternatively you can try to save as a metafile in Graph and insert it 
into Word/Vision afterwards.

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Ivan Johansen

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