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Downloading the WinZip Installation of Dataplot
Contact Information
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Supported Platforms
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The version of Dataplot provided here should run under Windows
10/11.
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Introduction
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Normally, it is recommended that you download the Dataplot
setup.exe file (created using Install Shield) to install
Dataplot. This installs Dataplot to the
"C:\Program Files (X86)\NIST\DATAPLOT" directory,creates
entries in the Windows Registery and creates several environment
variables. This requires adminstrative privileges.
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If you do not have adminstrative privileges, do not want to install Dataplot to "C:\Program Files (x86)" or if for some other reason you cannot install using the setup.exe file, we also provide the installation as a zip file. The zip version does not install to the "Program Files" directory and does not make any changes to the Windows Registry or create any environment variables. Also, shortcuts need to be created manually. You need to have the ability to unpack zip files in order to use this version. You still need to install Tcl/Tk to run the GUI version and it is recommended that you install Ghostscript and Ghostview for viewing and printing Postscript files. If you lack administrative privileges, you may not be able to install these. For using the command line version of Dataplot, the primary requirement is to have the ability to view/print Postscript files.
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Downloading
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The PC version is distributed in executable form since most users do not have the necessary Fortran compilers. You can download the source from the Unix download pages if you are interested.
Step 1: Download the Dataplot Files
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In order to install the Dataplot, download the following file:
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Step 2: Extract the Files in the Zip File
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Once you have downloaded this file, bring up the Windows Explorer.
Right click on the file and select the "Extract All..." menu item.
In the field "Files will be extracted to this folder", enter
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If you choose something other than "C:\DATAPLOT", you will need to manually edit three files. Specifically
Step 3: Create Shortcuts
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Once you have extracted the files, you can create shortcuts for
both the command line version and the GUI version.
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Date created: 01/26/2010 |
Last updated: 02/16/2024 Please email comments on this WWW page to alan.heckert@nist.gov. |