Graph 4.1 for Windows XP

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Re: Graph 4.1 for Windows XP

Anush GE wrote:
> Unable to install the program due to following message:
> 
> "not a valid win32 program"

I thought I had gotten rid of this problem. I think something went wrong 
when the file was downloaded, and it will probably help to download the 
file again.

Alternatively you can try to download it from SourceForge at:
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/graph/SetupGraph-4.3.exe

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Ivan Johansen

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Trendlines and list of functions

Hi
Thx for a brilliant program.

In user defined trendline you have pretyped 7 models. Is it posibly to add an 
8’th pretyped model? 
b•e^(kx).
I know I can add it by myself, but my students uses the program in their homes 
and it would be convenient if the model was pretyped.

In List of functions you have a user friendly function dnorm(x, [m, s]). Is it 
possible to add the function chi-square, x²(x,f)?
Again I can add it by myself, but…

Ib

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Re: Trendlines and list of functions

Ib wrote:
> In user defined trendline you have pretyped 7 models. Is it posibly to add an 
> 8’th pretyped model? 
> b•e^(kx).
> I know I can add it by myself, but my students uses the program in their homes 
> and it would be convenient if the model was pretyped.

This can actually already be done. Notice the exponential function 
f(x)=a*b^x
It can be rewritten as f(x)=a*(e^k)^x = a*e^(k*x) where b=e^k or k=ln b
So it is easy to convert between the two ways to write the function.

> In List of functions you have a user friendly function dnorm(x, [m, s]). Is it 
> possible to add the function chi-square, x²(x,f)?
> Again I can add it by myself, but…

I will not promise anything, but I will consider adding it to the next 
version. But as you say, you can add it yourself as a custom function.

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Ivan Johansen

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ticks&grid

Hallo, I apreciate this program since several years ago, using it also in the 
classroom. In the last versions (4.3) I notice that the choose of showing ticks 
when the grid is shown, do trace the usual dotted lines plus continuos lines 
where the ticks are. It seems the be impossible to show the dotted grid and the 
short ticks crossing the axes near the numbers, but not the continuous lines. 
Is it possible to show the ticks near the axes numbers but not the continuos 
lines (like it was in the older versions)? Or, may be, permit the choose 
between the one kind of lines and the others? thanks a lot for the answer and 
for the good job you're doing with this program.

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Re: ticks&grid

Massimiliano wrote:
> Hallo, I apreciate this program since several years ago, using it also in the 
> classroom. In the last versions (4.3) I notice that the choose of showing ticks 
> when the grid is shown, do trace the usual dotted lines plus continuos lines 
> where the ticks are. It seems the be impossible to show the dotted grid and the 
> short ticks crossing the axes near the numbers, but not the continuous lines. 
> Is it possible to show the ticks near the axes numbers but not the continuos 
> lines (like it was in the older versions)? Or, may be, permit the choose 
> between the one kind of lines and the others? thanks a lot for the answer and 
> for the good job you're doing with this program.

When the Grid unit and Tick unit are the same, which is the default, the 
short ticks are shown as you want. However if Tick unit is higher than 
Grid unit, the ticks are instead show as solid grid lines.

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Ivan Johansen

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Translator's name

I realized that my name is misspelled in Translators' list.
It states 'Paweł Gląb' but this should be 'Paweł Głąb'.

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Re: Translator's name

Paweł Głąb wrote:
> I realized that my name is misspelled in Translators' list.
> It states 'Paweł Gląb' but this should be 'Paweł Głąb'.

I am sorry about that. I have now corrected it on the web site, and I 
will make sure that it is also corrected in the help file.

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Ivan Johansen

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Bess Crabb wrote:
> I need to know how to use a graph

I suggest you read the help file.

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