With TK Solver's rule-based, declarative computer language, users can enter equations, tables of data, graphics, formulas, rules, and other data in the program's knowledge base. Users are not required to isolate variables, provide cell references, or switch input and output values. Inputs and outputs can be changed on the fly. Once linked or embedded, TK objects can be updated dynamically. Wizards are provided for tasks such as list solving, plotting, and creating presentation-quality graphics.
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Axum 5.0 is a 32-bit graphing package that enables users to organize data into ranges for display in panels on a single page. With this panel-plotting feature, users can compare several dimensions or aspects of a single problem and thereby discover relationships in data sets more easily. The program features seamless links with PowerPoint and Mathcad. With this capability, engineers can create custom tool bars for solving commonly encountered problems and distribute them to users throughout their organizations. Tool bars can even be dragged and dropped into other programs, such as Microsoft Word.