Of course, I expect that you'll get 99 emails telling you the virtues of R (!),
so I won't bother being the 100th (though I could). That said, one program that
seems fairly good is DataGraph (http://www.visualdatatools.com/DataGraph/), and
it's not too pricey. I've also tried Abel
Does anyone know whether basidiomycete spores, particularly ones from
ectomycorrhizal species, are ever found in lake sediment cores? If so,
has any paleoecological work been done on them?
Thanks,
Jane Shevtsov
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Jane Shevtsov
Ecology Ph.D. candidate, University of Georgia
Cheryl,
I have a mac and use Kaleidagraph for all my publication graphic
files. Its pretty easy to use.
On Sun, Sep 19, 2010 at 6:44 PM, R Erickson raerick...@gmail.com wrote:
Cheryl,
R has a steep learning curve, but produces excellent graphics that are
highly customizable.
On the
Hi Cheryl,
I second the idea that you should bite the bullet and learn R.
That being said, I haven't, and so use Aabel, which is excellent but does cost.
http://www.gigawiz.com/
Cheers,
Chris
On 20 Sep 2010, at 08:32AM, Murphy, Cheryl Ann wrote:
Hello,
I was curious if anyone has found
For Mac's, if you don't want to learn R, DeltaGraph (by Red Rock Software) is a
good option. They just released a new version (6) which I haven't used, but
I've used version 5 and older. It will do most of what you need, without the
steep learning curve of R. Much of the data organization
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I've been using proFit for publications. Its relatively cheap ($99), but seems
to be able to do quite a bit. Has a free trial version too.
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- Sarah
On Sep 19, 2010, at 8:01 PM, Mike Sears wrote:
Of course, I expect that you'll get 99 emails telling you the virtues
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Hi, Cheryl. Try DeltaGraph: http://redrocksw.com/deltagraph/mac
We've been using it for a few years now - it's a useful program.
There's also KaleidaGraph (http://www.synergy.com) and Prism
(http://www.graphpad.com), which I haven't tried.
To me, CricketGraph is the most complete,
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couple of other ideas beyond R
1. Graphsketcher (www.omni.com) not quite free, but darn close ($29),
output can be exported as pdf, png, jpg and eps. The pdf files look as
though they are true pdfs rather than a graphic file (eg tiff, jpg) in a
pdf wrapper.
2. another possibility could be
R does make nice graphs, but a much easier program that also produces
publication-quality graphs is KaleidaGraph at
http://www.synergy.com/. I've used K-graph for most of the papers
I've published.
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From:Murphy, Cheryl Ann murp...@ku.edu
Subject:
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