MathGrapher allows you to write, graph, and print most single variable mathematical functions on the Cartesian plane.
This stack was designed by me, Daniel LaSota, for the benefit of people who think math is boring. Have fun and learn!
This work is dedicated to one of my best teachers, my father, Robert.
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About MathGrapher…
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When I began work on my stack I had in mind some special tricks which are beyond the scope of mere mortal HyperTalk. I decided to use some XCMD's and XFCN's written by other people. Although MathGrapher could have been created without this XFCN but it would have been less elegant. So here is a public thank you to Andrew Gilmartin. Thanks !
This is the proprietory notice that I found inside the script of his POP-UP-MENU 1.0 stack
Andrew Gilmartin
Academic & User Services, Box 1885
Brown University
Providence, Rhode Island 02912
bitnet: ANDREW@BROWNVM
Copyright © 1988, Brown University and Andrew Gilmartin
Starting with version 1.1 of this stack I used some XCMD's and XFCN's that added the Function title to the HyperCard menubar. The credit there goes to
Michael Long
Nine to Five Software Company
PO Box 915
Greenwood, IN 46142
The rest of this stack belongs to me
Daniel LaSota
703 Rohloff Street
Fairbanks, Alaska 99712
Copyright © 1989, Daniel LaSota.
This stack was also entered in the second annual MacWorldΓäó SuperStack contest.
But besides all of that, the good news is that this stack is FREE! FREE! FREE!