3D Graphic Design - Home Plan for PC and Mac

1. Ordinarily, if you wanted to sketch out a quick graph and have it look passably attractive, you’d need to struggle against a drawing application that has no idea what axes or data sets are.

2. Or, you’d have to do battle with a spreadsheet or mathematics application that makes drawing anything feel like pulling teeth: even if you don’t have specific data to plot, you need to make some up in order to illustrate your concept.

3. Graphic Studio is a quick, straightforward tool for creating graphs, whether you have specific data to visualize or you just have a concept to explicate.

4. - The Draw tool is how you sketch data, in the form of points, on the canvas.

5. Graphic Designer is unique in that it combines some features of illustration software with some features of data plotting software, so that you can create graphs really, really quickly.

6. - You can export your graph in a number of image formats, and you can also get your numerical data out.

7. The easiest way to get your graph as an image is to click the Copy As Image toolbar button or choose Copy Graph as Image from the Edit menu.

8. In many cases, you can just select it from your spreadsheet, outline, or text document, copy it, and then paste it into a graph.

9. - If you draw a point on top of an existing line or point, or drag a point onto another object, the two objects snap together.

10. If the data is in a text file, it can be comma-separated (CSV) or tab-delimited.

11. To get into Draw mode, just click the Draw button in the toolbar, or hold down the D key (the “hot key” for this tool).