On Wed, Dec 10, 2003 at 03:18:19PM +1000, Jake Anderson wrote:
> ok I dont know whats going on here
> this email was sent friday 2003-11-21
> thats 21 days ago now??

Presumably you still want to graph the data though?

gnuplot is command driven.  Put the data in a space or tab delimited
format in a text file.  Other formats are allowed, but require more
effort.  Start gnuplot.

gnuplot> plot "file.txt"

That's all it takes to show one column, the values will be used for the
Y coordinate and the X coordinate will be the sample number in the file.

If you want to use the first column as X and the second as Y ...

gnuplot> plot "file.txt" using 1:2

Yes, there's a bit more learning than a point and click, but the results
are generally more controllable.

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