Patrick Mills <plmills[at]ix.netcom.com> wrote:

> 1) Is there another product like GC that is either Carbonized or written
> for Cocoa that is more mature than CurvusProX? I'm not talking about
> something like Mathematica or Maple (too expensive and not as easy or
> functional for my interests as GC), but something very much like GC.

did you try MathPad?
simple, powerful, an enormous base of examples exists (since 1993!) and
of course there is an OSX version. Not only you can calculate (including
some formal maths), but plotting is obtained in two lines, and there is
even a "slider" feature, like in GC... Freeware.

Herve
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On Wed, 20 Aug 2003 18:33:00 +0200, Frédérique & Hervé Sainct wrote:

> Patrick Mills <plmills[at]ix.netcom.com> wrote:
>
>> 1) Is there another product like GC that is either Carbonized or written
>> for Cocoa that is more mature than CurvusProX? I'm not talking about
>> something like Mathematica or Maple (too expensive and not as easy or
>> functional for my interests as GC), but something very much like GC.
>
> did you try MathPad?
> simple, powerful, an enormous base of examples exists (since 1993!) and of
> course there is an OSX version. Not only you can calculate (including some
> formal maths), but plotting is obtained in two lines, and there is even a
> "slider" feature, like in GC... Freeware.
>
> Herve

Hi. Yes, I've been following the thread, and have downloaded and tried
almost all the great apps people have kindly recommended.

I appreciate everyone's responses.

I am most impressed with MathPad. It's hard to believe such an amazing
program is freeware. Astounding.

PLM