xyPoint System 1.0

'xyPoint System' is a plotting system which allows adding points on a canvas which supports the following scales: 'Log' scale, 'Simple' scale and 'Measurement Unit' scale. The application allows for a variety of operations like adding points to the canvas, moving points, removing points, editing how the coordinates are seen, exporting point coordinates in a freeform using built-in parameters and your own text plus many other operations. There is no limit to the number of points you can add to the canvas.

Here are the main features:
- plot points on the canvas by clicking in the white area
- edit the way point coordinates are rendered. You can use the built-in parameters to specify the rendering. Here are a few parameters you can use: CUSTOMCOORD.X{0:E}, CUSTOMCOORD.Y{0:E}, COORD.X, COORD.Y, COORD.VALX, COORD.VALY (plus many more).
- delete or move points around the canvas either by selecting them or using the attached controller (the attached controller can be a rectangle, triangle or a circle)
- choose between three types of scales: "Log" scale, "Simple" scale and "Measurement Unit" scale to show for the X or Y axis. You can even define your own customer measurement units to use with the "Measurement Unit" scale
- export all points coordinates using your own words (and phrases) and the built-in parameters. You can even build your own export formats and save them for further use
- drag the canvas by grabbing it from anywhere (you can disable dragging by making sure the "Dragging Form Enabled" check box is un-checked)
- create a snapshot of the entire application window
- change opacity of the canvas window
- use the built-in magnifier
- show or hide the grid in the canvas

Requirements:	No special requirements
Release Date:	July 15, 2012
Platforms:	Windows XP , WinVista,WinVista x64,Win7 x32,Win7 x64,WinServer
Keyword:	Add Points,  Canvas,  Export Points,  Import Points,  Log Scale,  Measurement Scale,  Move Points,  Plotting System,  Points,  Simple Value Scale
Version 1.0 Changes:	This is the first release.
Users rating:	0/10