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Hyperscore [graphics software package]
IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications, 2004Hyperscore software was developed by Mary Farbood and Egon Pasztor. Hyperscore is a research prototype and is still in progress. There are two versions of Hyperscore: one that needs a display with a resolution of at least 1024/spl times/768, and one that works with displays that are only 800/spl times/600. Hyperscore needs DirectX to run.
M.M. Farbood, E. Pasztor
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ACM SIGGRAPH Computer Graphics, 1973
Basic graphics software is system software for the application programmer designed to relieve him of the need for intimate knowledge of graphic devices. Ideally basic graphics software would be a common package for all users. However a more feasible approach would be to define distinct functions which should be common to the many packages which must be
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Basic graphics software is system software for the application programmer designed to relieve him of the need for intimate knowledge of graphic devices. Ideally basic graphics software would be a common package for all users. However a more feasible approach would be to define distinct functions which should be common to the many packages which must be
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1991
Before discussing concepts specifically concerned with graphics software and how graphics programs operate, it is necessary to consider some of the more general concepts involved in all computer programming. Thus some preliminary information is included on operating systems, languages and filing systems with a level of detail that will be helpful to ...
B. L. Davies, A. J. Robotham, A. Yarwood
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Before discussing concepts specifically concerned with graphics software and how graphics programs operate, it is necessary to consider some of the more general concepts involved in all computer programming. Thus some preliminary information is included on operating systems, languages and filing systems with a level of detail that will be helpful to ...
B. L. Davies, A. J. Robotham, A. Yarwood
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Graphically speaking: Graphics software for non‐artists
Library Hi Tech, 1994Most computer users need graphics once in a while, even text‐oriented people like the author. While there have always been many different tools for manipulating and creating graphics on DOS computers (and better ones for Macs), Windows has made such tools more common, less expensive, easier to use, and much more powerful.
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Graphics Software Packages as Instructional Tools
American Annals of the Deaf, 1985Many graphics software packages for microcomputers have application in the classroom. These commercially prepared packages can be used for visually presenting concepts in virtually every academic field. They allow teachers and students to quickly and accurately create and present data, diagrams, drawings, or charts.
J J, Chiavaroli, R J, Till
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Graphic software for the research laboratory
Immunology Today, 1986This month two software packages designed to display graphic data from the research laboratory are reviewed. interactive Microware's CURVE FITTER-PC and SCIENTIFIC PLOTTER-PC are written in Basic and allow data to be entered from the keyboard. landel Corporation's DIGITAL PAINTBRUSH uses a digitizing pen to enter data and allows for computerized ...
J M, Weller, L B, Sloan
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A graphics software package for interactive graphics terminal
Computers & Graphics, 1986Abstract GSP, a graphics software package that supports a high resolution interactive raster graphics terminal, is described. The software is primarily designed to provide portable elements for supporting interactive graphics terminals in various hardware configurations.
Zoran Konstantinović +1 more
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ACM SIGGRAPH Computer Graphics, 1973
This article was prompted by the article written by Jon Meads in the Fall 1973 SIGGRAPH report. (1) A graphics package has been developed for use on Digital Equipment Corporation's GT40 and GT44 series of minicomputer-based graphics systems. Within the limitations of the machines, a package of graphics software was written to allow almost complete ...
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This article was prompted by the article written by Jon Meads in the Fall 1973 SIGGRAPH report. (1) A graphics package has been developed for use on Digital Equipment Corporation's GT40 and GT44 series of minicomputer-based graphics systems. Within the limitations of the machines, a package of graphics software was written to allow almost complete ...
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Exploring low-cost computer graphics software
Journal of Audiovisual Media in Medicine, 1987There are many graphics software packages now available which can produce complex and colourful images on a variety of computers. The final presentation of the image on 35 mm film, however, can be a problem. In this paper the author examines two low-cost pieces of software designed specifically for the IBM PC and Polaroid Palette and assesses the ...
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