Jason -

I put together an example for you, available for download from
http://www.mikemiddleton.com (lower left corner of that web page).

It's an XY (Scatter) chart, using a dummy second data series for secondary
axes. You can select each chart object and see how things are formatted.

- Mike

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I need a normal scientific chart. You know, the ones with
*axes *on the
right, left, top, and bottom sides. I think I did this once
before and

Sorry, I meant *tickmarks*, not axes (though I love those as well). So
I want a plot like the one he

<img
src="http://132.248.1.102/~morisset/idl_cours/IDL/images/sin2.gif".



First, I would debate your use of "normal" scientific chart. In
a long career I never needed to use one such as you describe.


Ok I took your advice and checked out Psiplot just now. But the
samples at I saw on the company's webpage did not have tickmarks on the
top or right. It isn't clear to me that the program has this feature.
Cost isn't an issue to me.

Jason


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