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How do I create the example plots?

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This section provides step-by-step procedures for recreating the example plots distributed with DPlot. (The example plots all have prefix of “ex” and an extension of “.grf”. They are located in the DPlot folder on Windows 95 and 98 systems, and in My Documents\DPlot on all newer versions of Windows.)

Click on the corresponding picture for a full description of how that plot was created. You should start with the description of ex01.grf, as it contains quite a bit of information that is common to all example plots and is not repeated.

       
 
EX01.GRF
The basics

       
 
EX02.GRF
Multiple dependent scales

       
 
EX03.GRF
Polar plots
Number formatting

       
 
EX04.GRF
Multiple independent Y scales

       
 
EX05.GRF
Tripartite plots

       
 
EX09.GRF
Surface plot from an equation

       
 
EX10.GRF
Point labels

       
 
EX14.GRF
Triangle plot (also known as a ternary plot)

       
 
EX16.GRF
Surface plot from a table of X,Y,Z values
Non-convex surface plots

 

 

 

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