charting

Hello

with Visual Fortran 6, just a general question to find more about the
maximum charting capability, say I need to chart 3 sequences of real
numbers which have the same indices on the same screen. Can I zoom in
and out? Can I side scroll to see the remaining of the sequence in the
case of zoomed in scale? What about auto scale as you side scroll the
chart, interactive mouse in selection a region and display its limits on
a live legend, custom design a chart with built-in chart objects…. Etc

Thanks

"Baloff" <vddr2u@bi.edu.gr> wrote in message
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> Hello
>
> with Visual Fortran 6, just a general question to find more about the
> maximum charting capability, say I need to chart 3 sequences of real
> numbers which have the same indices on the same screen. Can I zoom in
> and out? Can I side scroll to see the remaining of the sequence in the
> case of zoomed in scale? What about auto scale as you side scroll the
> chart, interactive mouse in selection a region and display its limits on
> a live legend, custom design a chart with built-in chart objects…. Etc
>
> Thanks

Use the Compaq Array Visualizer 2D OCX. Skip the so-called enhanced Intel
control, it's all object with little intuitive control.

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