Graphmatica 2.0e

5.0 out of 5 stars

(December 6, 2005)

Windows 2000/2003/9x/XP / Shareware / 3,248 downloads

Graphmatica is a powerful equation plotter with numerical and calculus features. Graph Cartesian functions, relations, and inequalities, plus polar, parametric, and ordinary differential equations. Up to 25 graphs on screen at once. Offers copy to clipboard (bitmap and WMF), Button Bar, on-line help and demo files. In summary, a great tool for students and teachers of anything from high-school algebra through college calculus.

  • Publisher

    kSoft, Inc.

  • Homepage

    Graphmatica

  • Latest Changes

    - Added 2 more free variables, j and k, to make it easier to parameterize complicated equations

    - Fixed crash graphing ODEs that had their highest differential raised to an even power, e.g. dy^2 = x

    - Added Heaviside step function: h(x) = 0, for x < 0, 1/2 for x = 0, 1 for x > 0

    - Fixed bug which prevented the grid from being resized automatically when the equation editor or status bar font size was changed

    - Fixed bug in version 2.0d that sometimes caused equations for derivatives to become garbled

    - Added floor() (synonym for int()) and ceiling() functions

Reviews of Graphmatica

  1. 5 out of 5 stars
    nth10sd

    Reviewing 1.76 Beta (Feb 20, 2003)

    this is the best graph plotting program i have ever used! it seems to have come back alive... i thought it was dead since last year...

    now it's back BIGGER and BETTER!

    Highly recommended for school work and education!!

  2. 5 out of 5 stars
    ShellShock

    Reviewing 1.75 Beta (Feb 12, 2003)

    Wow, haven't used this program in years, I'm amazed it's still alive...

    this program helped me through grade 12 Calculus quite a bit.

    Anyways, this new version is looking quite spiffy, not too many harsh changes from 1.6 yet, I'm looking forward to 2.0

    Also, one thing that always bothered me was the selecting of a graph area and copying it... I'd like it better if it was more scalable, instead of keeping the area 4:3 or whatever it is... also, copy to .png or .jpg would be a nice implementation too, save on some memory space.

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