WordPlot Crack+ Download [32|64bit] [Latest] WordPlot Free Download is an add-in for Microsoft Word 2007 designed to create plots of functions. It is a free and useful tool for anyone who wants to create plots. With WordPlot you can create plots of several basic functions: functions y = f(x) and y = g(x) with the one-parameter family of functions x = a(t), x = b(t) and x = c(t); and functions y = h(x), y = y(x) and y = y(x) with the two-parameter family of functions x = a(t), b(t) (only all three curves are supported for the two-parameter functions). WordPlot is able to create polar-graph plots based on the polar-angular coordinate system of a unit circle with its centre at the origin; it is also capable of producing a graph in the Cartesian coordinate system. To make a graph in WordPlot, you can select a base point on the given curve and press the "Graph" button. Then you will see a dialog with three options allowing you to make a plot: "Graph base point", "Display plot", and "Evaluate". Select "Evaluate" for a plot of y = f(x). WordPlot also allows you to create the time-dependent specification of a function by saving the curves in a series. You can then print this series as a page or as an insert and set the saved curves as the basis for a new plot. In such cases, you can also use the calculator, see the tutorial. A function specification is either a y(x) plot, or a x(t) or y(t) plot. A x(t) plot is created by saving the curves as a series of y = f(x) with x = a(t), x = b(t), x = c(t). For example, if you save all the curves in the sequence y = f(x), y = f(x+1), y = f(x+2),... as a series, you will get the plot series y = f(x) with x = 0, 1, 2,... WordPlot is designed to help you to create professional graphs, and it is particularly useful to graph functions that are supplied to you as an input (e.g. a graph of the Bell polynomial). 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