Graph Paper Maker for Mac
Create custom sheets of graph paper.
$19.99
In English
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Graph Paper Maker overview
Graph Paper Maker lets you create your own custom sheets of graph paper. You have complete control over the graph characteristics:
- X and Y axis can independently be set for linear or log scale
- Selection from a dozen standard paper sizes, or custom create your own
- Graphs saved as pdf files you can print them whenever you wish
- Choose whatever color you want for the lines
- Specify independent line weights for the X and Y axis lines
What’s new in version 3.0.3
Version 3.0.3:
- Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.
Graph Paper Maker for Mac
$19.99
In English
Version 3.0.3
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Aug 2 2014
Version: 2.4.0
For $20 it is easy to buy all the graphs you'd want. Then just copy them and print them out when needed.
Sep 27 2008
Version: 2.1
A good (and free) alternative is http://www.incompetech.com/graphpaper/
Aug 1 2006
Version: 1.1
If the author is still scratching his head concerning the comments that only white paper is generated, here's the reason: some international settings (French among them) are using the comma as a decimal separator, instead of a period. Thus Graph Paper Maker is using also a comma in the PDF files, which generates the error I reported earlier. You have to do separator checking and conversion if necessary.
Jul 29 2006
Version: 1.1
For me also it only generates a white page. Preview opens that white page without a hitch, but Adobe Reader complains about the "detection of an unrecognized mark: 1,00000".
Compared to other sharewares (one-trick or even swiss knives), 20$ is indeed quite expensive. At 7$ that would be good.
OS X 10.4.7
Jul 29 2006
Version: 1.1
This version doesn't crash on "generate" anymore, but the graph paper I get remains blank.
Also, it defaults to Letter and Inches, instead of remembering the last settings or storing a defaults preference.
As soon as it starts working, I'll buy it.
No, it isn't free, but costs 19.95 something.....