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scott wrote:
> Seeing as we're all into posting graphs today... what I meant was
> something like this:
Wow - that's 31337!
Even the text is anti-aliased... How did you DO that??
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>> Seeing as we're all into posting graphs today... what I meant was
>> something like this:
>
> Wow - that's 31337!
>
> Even the text is anti-aliased... How did you DO that??
Ermm, copy and paste your graph into powerpoint, add some lines and text
boxes, then took a screen shot, cropped it and saved it as a png...
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scott wrote:
>>> Seeing as we're all into posting graphs today... what I meant was
>>> something like this:
>>
>> Wow - that's 31337!
>>
>> Even the text is anti-aliased... How did you DO that??
>
> Ermm, copy and paste your graph into powerpoint, add some lines and text
> boxes, then took a screen shot, cropped it and saved it as a png...
PowerPoint, eh? I didn't know that could do rotated text... [Altough
I'll admit I haven't actually tried that before.]
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And lo on Tue, 26 Feb 2008 15:41:30 -0000, scott <sco### [at] laptop com> did
spake, saying:
>> Just create some more series data to add to the plot, with xy values
>> that
>> start at the origin and then go to some point far away to the upper
>> right.
>> Then change the style for these series so that it draws the connecting
>> lines rather than just the data points. Job done :-)
>
> Seeing as we're all into posting graphs today... what I meant was
> something
> like this:
Meh I prefered mine :-P
Here, this is a stock Excel chart template with data from a catalogue on
my desk featuring some USB stick prices; should be self-explanatory.
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Phil Cook wrote:
> Here, this is a stock Excel chart template with data from a catalogue on
> my desk featuring some USB stick prices; should be self-explanatory.
Yeah - if you included the capacity unit. Always include the units! :-P
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And lo on Wed, 27 Feb 2008 16:20:26 -0000, Invisible <voi### [at] devnull> did
spake, saying:
> Phil Cook wrote:
>
>> Here, this is a stock Excel chart template with data from a catalogue
>> on my desk featuring some USB stick prices; should be self-explanatory.
>
> Yeah - if you included the capacity unit. Always include the units! :-P
I'm sure we can come to some arrangment :-)
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>> Yeah - if you included the capacity unit. Always include the units! :-P
>
> I'm sure we can come to some arrangment :-)
Only from PC World. *rimshot*
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And lo on Wed, 27 Feb 2008 16:47:44 -0000, Invisible <voi### [at] devnull> did
spake, saying:
>>> Yeah - if you included the capacity unit. Always include the units! :-P
>> are I'm sure we can come to some arrangment :-)
>
> Only from PC World. *rimshot*
Hey I can overcharge you just as much as they can you know, that's what
friends are for.
Heh we've recently had a Maplin open not far along from PC World, I bet
they were sooo happy.
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> Heh we've recently had a Maplin open not far along from PC World, I bet
> they were sooo happy.
Maplin aren't the cheapest of the cheap, but
1. They're not all that expensive.
2. Their stuff actually know what the hell they're talking about.
3. You can take stuff back. And they don't argue with you.
PC World fails epically on all three counts...
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> 2. Their stuff actually know what the hell they're talking about.
I found that in Maplin there are two sorts of employee. One is the
old-and-wise fat guy with a beard who knows everything about everything, the
other is the spotty teenager who they probably got in just because the fat
guy doesn't know anything about that annoying DJ stuff over in the corner,
but who doesn't know anything about any other electronics.
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