Re: Data-plotting program for II?

[gareth@vcn.bc.ca (Gareth Jones)]

: In article <56aom7$ieg@senator-bedfellow.MIT.EDU> mike@athena.mit.edu (Michael T Decerbo) writes:
: >I would like to use my Apple II to plot and print graphs and, maybe,
: >calculate regressions, given a bunch of input data points. This is
: >what, for example, Cricket Graph will do on a Macintosh.
: >Does there exist such a program that I can use? Where can I find it? 

jazGraph, MathGraphics, and most of the other programs mentioned in this 
thread run on a GS, which the original poster _may_ have, but not 
necessarily. If he's got a IIe, then Graph It! (formerly published by 
TimeWorks) or TimeOut Graph (an add-on to AppleWorks from Scantron 
Quality Computers) plus TimeOut Statistics (same source?) is the way to go.
I'm busily working on my own Statistics program, which will run on any 
64K or better Apple II, but the graphing parts of it will be the last 
portion I do, most likely.

 -Gareth