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86
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Date added
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June 15, 2009
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derbeth.w.interia
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Windows
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0.66 MB
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Description
Wykresy is a simple, user-friendly application drawing functions, graphs as well as circles and ellipses. More than 20 function templates provide fast creation of functions. Derivatives and combinations of functions can be easily added. Up to 10 graphs can be seen simultaniously, each of them in color set by user. It is very easy to make an approach and see more details, or browse drawing pad up or down. Graphs can be saved to a BMP file or copied to the clipboard. application also makes calculations: finds maximal and minimal values, crossing points, and many other. Help in HtmlHelp format is available.
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