C03601DM%WUVMD.BITNET@cunyvm.cuny.edu (Derek Morgan) (05/23/88)
This is a follow-up to my last posting. I wound up writing the graphing routine myself (it was embarrassingly easy), and the user was happy. Now he wants me to print the graph on his Panasonic KX-1086i printer. The printer is a dot matrix printer with Epson emulation (among several). It has produced graphs using a program called SigmaPlot (c). Is there any way to use <SHIFT>-PrtSc to print out this graph? I've tried using the DOS GRAPHICS command, and a TSR named GRAFPLUS(c). Neither works. Has anybody else had this problem? Thanx, Derek Morgan C03601DM@WUVMD.BITNET Medical Computing Services Washington University in St. Louis
peter@athena.mit.edu (Peter J Desnoyers) (05/26/88)
[posted because I've never had reply work correctly to a bitnet site.] I have some Turbo C code to print graphics on an epson printer, courtesy of Stewart Johnson at Cornell. If MSC has a routine to test each screen pixel, it should be possible to port it. Please reply by email. Peter Desnoyers peter@athena.mit.edu