Jay Warner wrote:
> Anything in .gif files will not print well - plan on it, and cheer for
> exceptions. these are usually 72 dpi resolution, which looks good
> only on your semi-friendly computer screen. Good screens show the
> difference, too.
_Almost_ anything in GIF files will no
Robert J. MacG. Dawson wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]">David Duffy wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:But Excel CAN produce simple scatter plots or bar charts. It is just thatthe defaults are so horrible. With a lot of tweaking you can make themMy problem is cost. I want to get everyone in my department to
David,
Thanks for the suggestion, I wasn't aware that GNUPlot was available as a
WIN32 option. In practice I've found that people need and easy solution, and
for most, switching the data to R or GNUPlot would be more work than tweaking
Excel and would rebel at such a suggestion.
However, for
David Duffy wrote:
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > But Excel CAN produce simple scatter plots or bar charts. It is just that
> > the defaults are so horrible. With a lot of tweaking you can make them
>
> > My problem is cost. I want to get everyone in my department to have the
> > facility to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> But Excel CAN produce simple scatter plots or bar charts. It is just that
> the defaults are so horrible. With a lot of tweaking you can make them
> My problem is cost. I want to get everyone in my department to have the
> facility to produce reasonable charts that h
