SPL Chart Data

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WB · #1 Post by WB » Wed Sep 26, 2007 10:18 am

Bill, in your spare time (hehehe), would it be possible to print out the data of your spl charts in a spread sheet type setting. It would be handy for making precise comparisons between your many charts. It's some times hard to discern where the lines meet up. If not, I understand, I'm thankful for the charts you already provide.

Mikey · #2 Post by **Mikey** » Wed Sep 26, 2007 10:55 am

WB, just left click the graph you want and download it to your puter, then open it with your favorite graphics editing program where you can blow it up. Do this with all of the graphs you want and store them in their own folder.

bgavin · #3 Post by **bgavin** » Wed Sep 26, 2007 10:59 am

Actually, keeping the data in tabular form, i.e. CSV or similar file, will allow the downloader to import those into a graphing program where all charts are identical.

Like Bill doesn't have enough to do now...

WB · #4 Post by WB » Wed Sep 26, 2007 11:42 am

Mikey wrote:WB, just left click the graph you want and download it to your puter, then open it with your favorite graphics editing program where you can blow it up. Do this with all of the graphs you want and store them in their own folder.

Thanks for the tip Mikey.

At the risk of sounding very lazy after just asking Bill to do a lot of work, I abandoned my loaded slow/crashing ms/pc setup last year and got myself a nice 24" IMac computer. I haven't added any software and really don't know what's on it. I basically use it for my camera and internet use. As for your blow up suggestion, I just realized I can blow up images to full screen using FireFox for a browser. I had added an add on at one time to be able to do that. I normally use the default Safari browser, which doesn't have that capability.
I just tried it with a chart and it works like a charm. That'll be good enough for me.