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But that doesn't work for 4D.

There is no equivalent data organization for 4D. And I'll probably throw out 3D points on a rectangular grid to get rid of some confusion. Two reasons for keeping it are 1) waterfall plots are very straightforward and 2) smaller memory requirements (since only Z and ...

The surface you got with Generate Mesh only shows horizontal/vertical lines with Draw Borders because... well, those are the borders.

Let me see if I understand this . . . DPlot 'sees' the meshed 3D data as a regular grid, and draws a regular grid in Draw Borders, because DPlot has just ...

I sort of think this is an issue, but they're may be a reason for it.

- Generate a Mesh from a simple 5x5x5 XYZ 3D regular surface plot.

- Select Draw/Borders and get a nice rectangular grid reflecting the 'meshed' intervals.

- Save the Meshed plot as a .csv file. Open the file in Excel and ...

The update works a treat. Thank you.

The BIG thing that doesn't work is the 'crash program when help is clicked' feature. I am glad that is broken :D

I accidentally nerfed a half-dozen or so graphs by instinctively clicking the help button while getting acquainted with DPlot. This is much nicer ...

DPlotAdmin wrote:I don't say, but my logs do:

I get it mang. I heard Apache the first time

1.3% is kicking Vista butt at 0.43% though

. . .

. . . and 3) add an entry in the 'Known problems' of the Help begging you to buy a new computer :-)

OK now that's funny :lol:

Thanks for taking a look at the issue.

Now, if I can just train myself not to click the (presumably context sensitive) help button in the various dialog boxes, which ...

I looked. I even checked the help file ( ) for 4D.

Maybe I'm missing a preliminary step or two?

Thanks

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Thanks for the idea of launching html help from Explorer. That is a dead simple workaround.

Microsoft discontinued support for WinME. I have 3 XP Pro sp2 disks, but I am lining up to convert to Linux network instead. When that gets comfortable I'll set up an XP box or two and leave WinME. I'm not ...

Thanks. My best guess is you have a corrupted hhctrl.ocx, which handles HtmlHelp files. Or possibly the Help file itself somehow is bad. What version of Windows are you running? And what happens if you look in the DPlot folder (default=c:\Program Files\DPlot) with Explorer and double-click dplot ...

Sorry, menu hotkeys

F1 = Help (dll error)

HC = Help Contents (dll error)
HS = Help Search (dll error)
HG = Help Getting Started (dll error)
HD = Help Tip of the Day (works)

That's clear now

A test of other applications show them working fine, nothing is broken.

And DPlot/Help in the Excel plug-in works.

Launching Help causes the dll error.

It seems like the application runs. The sample .grf files open.

But HC HS and HG produce the KERNEL32.DLL error.

HD works though.

I tried restarting. And uninstalling. And restarting. And re-installing. And restarting again for good measure :)

The error ...