Re: HIgh Priority Help!!!!

["Anthony E . Greene" <agreene pobox com>]

Try StarOffice if you can download it and your machine has at least 64MB
RAM. It has a spreadsheet that is very similar to MS Excel. I would only use
gnuplot for untilites, not for projects that other people will have to look
at. Gnuplot's output is not "pretty".

Tony
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On Sun, 09 Jan 2000 11:25:11 D-Man wrote:
>
>gnuplot will do the job.
>
>You could try wine + MS Office, but it is slow and may not work for
>new windows stuff.  (I think it also requires windows to be installed,
>but maybe not)
>
>| On Tue, 9 Jan 2001, Michael Weichert wrote:
>| 
>| > Hello,
>| > 
>| > I am a student, and I have a major project due this Friday (January
>12th)
>| > and I need to know how to create charts and graphs in Linux. I thought
>for
>| > sure that Gnumeric would do the job but I didn't see an option to
>create a
>| > graph/chart. So, can someone please direct me to a program for GNOME
>that
>| > can create charts/graphs like in Office 2000, or tell me how I can
>create
>| > them in Gnumeric (this would be my preferred direction if possible).