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Re: Problem

Robert Maguire wrote:
> Graph 4.3 wil no longer open on my computer. I run with XP, and have 
> tried re-downloading and re-installing Graph. It just wont't open no 
> matter how I try to open it. Any help would be appreciated.

I have actually heard about a similar problem once from another user. I 
never figured out exactly what caused the problem. A theory was that it 
might be related to a Norton security update. Every time he had the 
problem it helped to reboot, so that would be my first suggestion.

At last he bought a registry cleaner, though I don't know which one, and 
then the problem went away.

You might want to check if you have some security software, e.g. from 
McAfee or Norton, that might be blocking Graph from running.

Best regards
Ivan Johansen

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Re: Viewing the graph

Paul Sukhu wrote:
> I am not able to see the top and bottom of the leading ends of the graph 
> on the y axis. I tried the zoom, and tried changing the y axis, without 
> any luck. Your help will be very much appreciated.

Sorry, but I do not understand what you mean. If you cannot see the top 
and bottom of the graph it should help to zoom out. Maybe you can 
clarify? Which function are you trying to plot?

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Ivan Johansen

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Integration

I want to integrate a function using Graph, however it seems the program doesn't
have this feature. Maybe it could be added in a future version?

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Re: Integration

On Sat, Jun 6, 2009 at 7:00 AM, Juan<jfsalvatierra <at> hotmail.com> wrote:
> I want to integrate a function using Graph, however it seems the program doesn't
> have this feature. Maybe it could be added in a future version?
>
>
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Re: Integration

Function -> Insert Function
Put the function you want in the "Function equation" field.
Click OK
Calc -> Area
Put in the lower and upper bounds of the integral
Now the area under the curve is shown.

Matt

On Sat, Jun 6, 2009 at 7:00 AM, Juan<jfsalvatierra <at> hotmail.com> wrote:
> I want to integrate a function using Graph, however it seems the program doesn't
> have this feature. Maybe it could be added in a future version?
>
>
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Rotating

Hey,
I have 2 questions:

1. I have inserted an elipse using a parametric function f = f(x(t), y(t)) and I
would like to rotate  by some angle (let`s say "phi").
I know I can do it like that f. = f.(x.(t), y.(t)) where x.(t) =
x(t)*cos(phi)+y(t)*sin(phi), y.(t) = x(t)*(-sin(phi))+y(t)*cos(phi) but I`m in a
situation where I have to rotate many elipses and the angle values are very very
exact (many digits)

2. I noticed there is a option of making user-defined functions, does it also
apply to such cases as in point 1.?

I`d love to browse the program help (F1) but I use windows vista and the help
won`t open for me.
Thanks in advance for any answer
Jakub

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Re: Rotating

Is there a question you wanted to ask in point 1?

Matt

2009/6/9 Jakub Mikołaj Cichowicz <giorges <at> wp.pl>:
> Hey,
> I have 2 questions:
>
> 1. I have inserted an elipse using a parametric function f = f(x(t), y(t)) and I
> would like to rotate  by some angle (let`s say "phi").
> I know I can do it like that f. = f.(x.(t), y.(t)) where x.(t) =
> x(t)*cos(phi)+y(t)*sin(phi), y.(t) = x(t)*(-sin(phi))+y(t)*cos(phi) but I`m in a
> situation where I have to rotate many elipses and the angle values are very very
> exact (many digits)
>
> 2. I noticed there is a option of making user-defined functions, does it also
> apply to such cases as in point 1.?
>
> I`d love to browse the program help (F1) but I use windows vista and the help
> won`t open for me.
> Thanks in advance for any answer
> Jakub
>
>
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Re: Rotating

> Is there a question you wanted to ask in point 1?
> 
> Matt
> 

Yes, is there any option/function that can do this automatic for me? Because I 
have 
hundreds of elipses and doing it manually means spending loads of time and also 
gives the risk that I make a typing mistake of any sort. So I thought that 
maybe there is a simple option that could save me the trouble :).

And I just thought of another question, is there any way to inverse the axis so 
that the X axis is vertical growing north, and Y axis is horizontal growing 
east? I would like only the axis to change but y=f(x) to remain, not to change 
to x=f(y)

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