FindGraph for Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP

        Version 1.702
        Sep. 25, 2006
        Copyright (C) UNIPHIZ Lab, 2001-2006. All Rights Reserved.
        http://www.uniphiz.com


PROGRAM DESCRIPTION

        FindGraph is a graphing, digitizing, curve fitting and analysis 
        software application. This software has been created 
        for engineers, mathematicians, scientists, graduate students 
        and other professionals who use graphing software to solve 
        complex problems. 

        Built-in Wizard of Digitization will help you to digitize the data. 

        One of the major features FindGraph provides is an easy way to do
        curve fitting. The program offers 12 generic fits, including 
        Linear Regression, Logistic Functions, Fourier approximation, 
        Neural Networks plus a library of over 300 industry-specific formulas. 

        Built-in Wizard of Approximation helps applying different curve fits 
        to discover the model that describes data the best. You can use your 
        own algorithm as Plug-In.

        The software also enables users to smooth, subtract, differentiate, 
        integrate, and transform data and curves.

        FindGraph provides an easy way to copy and paste (embed) graphs 
        to other software applications, like word processors, 
        MS Excel or image editors.  Moreover, the program supports 
        OLE automation and can be built-in to other software applications.
        Examples (VB, C++) are included.

        Visualization features are: scatter diagrams, lines, points 
        density distributions, points groups diagrams. Log scales are
        available. 

WHAT'S NEW

        See History.txt


MINIMUM SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

        * Operating system: Microsoft(r) Windows(r) 98/ME/2000/XP 
        * Internet Explorer 4.0 or a later version.
        * Processor: Pentium(r) 90 MHz or a faster processor. 
        * Random Access Memory (RAM): minimum of 16 MB.
        * Free disk space: 5 MB of hard disk space for program files. 
        * Display: SVGA/256 colors. The 800x600 high color mode is recommended.
        * Input devices: Mouse and keyboard.

INSTALLATION

        If you downloaded fgraph.exe file, 
        Click on fgraph.exe and follow the instructions.

        FindGraph assigns filename extension 'fgr' to 
        open FindGraph document as default.

UNINSTALLATION

        Run Uninstall from FindGraph group.

        NOTE: You must exit FindGraph program before run Uninstall. 
        Otherwise some files and registry settings could not be removed.

SAMPLES
        Examples of automation are included.
        MS VB6.0 - see subdirectory TestVB
        MS VC6.0 - see subdirectory TestVC
        See Help for details.

HELP SYSTEM

        FindGraph help system uses progressive Microsoft HTMLHelp.
        HTML Help ships with versions of Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0
        (or higher than 4.0), Windows 98, Windows NT 5.0, Windows 2000
        and Microsoft developer products such as Microsoft Visual Studio.

        If you don't have HTML Help installed, you have to download it from
		http://www.microsoft.com/workshop/author/htmlhelp/


LICENSE AND LEGAL INFORMATION

        See license.txt for license agreement.


ORDER

        FindGraph is a trial software. It's fully functional during 30-days 
        trial period, but there are some limitations. After you tried it, 
        to continue using it you have to register your copy.
        See FindGraph.chm for details.


TECHNICAL SUPPORT

        Report errors and problems to:
               serg@uniphiz.com

        Please include the following in your message:

        * Version of the program as it shows in About;
        * Program registration code, if you are a registered user;
        * Windows version;
        * Launched applications;
        * Computer hardware: CPU class and memory;
        * Description of your problem (provide as much information as possible).


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