wizard@sosaria.UUCP (Chris Brand) (10/03/89)
I finally found something to do business graphics with: Logistix professional. I got the update today and hadn't much time to look at it yet. Anyway, it includes quite a lot of different graph types, and excellent printer drivers that really use your printer. I've tried the HP Laserjet with 300 dpi, and it looks as good as a Harvard Graphics output. Of course the program doesn't include so many special features as Harvard Graphics, but it'll do it until something truly professional (hopefully) comes for our beloved Amiga. -- ---------------------------------------- Chris Brand - wizard@sosaria.ccs.imp.com "Justice is the possession and doing of what one is entitled to" - Platon ----------------------------------------
amichel@neabbs.UUCP (MICHEL LANGEREIS) (10/07/89)
wizard@sosaria.UUCP (Chris Brand) writes : > I finally found something to do business graphics with: Logistix > professional. I got the update today and hadn't much time to look at it > yet. Anyway, it includes quite a lot of different graph types, and > excellent printer drivers that really use your printer. I've tried the HP > Laserjet with 300 dpi, and it looks as good as a Harvard Graphics output. > Of course the program doesn't include so many special features as Harvard > Graphics, but it'll do it until something truly professional (hopefully) > comes for our beloved Amiga. Que ? Logistix was renamed as Superplan as far as I know, I've SP for a few months now and am not totally happy with it although it does what I want, are there 3D graphics in Logistix Pro ? Is the keyboard command respone any faster (slow now) ? btw: anyone any comments on The Advantage from Gold Disk, it seems to actually have some sort of 3D graphics. Business packages seems to become more available now, Project Master looks good too. Now if there would be some chart programs I could throw out that MesSy-dos thing :-) -* Michel ----- RoachaToyllah of Lightnin' Roach AppRoach test labs hp4nl!neabbs!amichel@uunet.uu.net | Just speaking for myself.
tomb@hplsla.HP.COM (Tom Bruhns) (10/11/89)
amichel@neabbs.UUCP (MICHEL LANGEREIS) writes: > > Business packages seems to become more available now, Project Master > looks good too. Now if there would be some chart programs I could throw > out that MesSy-dos thing :-) Have you actually seen Project Master? Could you either post or EMail a little more info than what's in the "data sheet"? What did you like about it, and what did you dislike? > -* Michel ----- RoachaToyllah of Lightnin' Roach AppRoach test labs > hp4nl!neabbs!amichel@uunet.uu.net | Just speaking for myself. >---------- Tom Bruhns tomb%hplsla@hplabs.hp.com
hcmutt@hpcll31.HP.COM (Harry Muttart) (10/24/89)
I've seen a couple of shareware things that may be helpful. I have not used either but have browsed the "Chart" program. There is a program called AmiGantt, which allows nesting of projects (to achieve adequate sizes). Supposedly supports mouse input. There is a program called ChartMaster which seems to have a very nice interface. I cannot vouch for print quality (no time, yet). But could be a real gem. Supports pie and bar (2-D/3-D) charts. Found ChartMaster on AmigaWorld's ToolBench disk and AmiGannt on one of the recent fish disks. Harry Muttart (the Amiga is just a hobby) hcmutt@hpda.HP.COM