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"Dmitry A. Kazakov" <mailbox@dmitry-kazakov.de> writes:


> 
> I did it in pure HTML, but it was designed for displaying fuzzy sets. The
> output looked like:
> 
> 0.0 |||||||||||||||
> 0.1 ||||||||
> 0.2 |||||||||||
> 0.3 ||||||||||||||||||||
> 0.4 ||||||||||||||||||||||
> 
> I think you got the idea. It is probably not what you want.
> 

Thanx and yes, that's not what I want. :(


I have sometimes used a <table> tag where the png images are 1x1 pixels
large (sorry for long lines):

<TABLE cellspacing=1 cellpadding=0>
<TR>

<TD valign="bottom">
<img src="../icons/AWI003.png" width="8px" height=" 8px" alt="12.08.2003: AWI003, 4 tickets"><br>
<img src="../icons/ITO001.png" width="8px" height=" 28px" alt="12.08.2003: ITO001, 14 tickets"><br>
<img src="../icons/MSO014.png" width="8px" height=" 44px" alt="12.08.2003: MSO014, 22 tickets"><br>
<img src="../icons/PWA006.png" width="8px" height=" 36px" alt="12.08.2003: PWA006, 18 tickets"><br>
<img src="../icons/RPU001.png" width="8px" height=" 14px" alt="12.08.2003: RPU001, 7 tickets"><br>
</TD>

<TD valign="bottom">
<img src="../icons/AWI003.png" width="8px" height=" 4px" alt="13.08.2003: AWI003, 2 tickets"><br>
<img src="../icons/ITO001.png" width="8px" height=" 4px" alt="13.08.2003: ITO001, 2 tickets"><br>
<img src="../icons/MSO014.png" width="8px" height=" 52px" alt="13.08.2003: MSO014, 26 tickets"><br>
<img src="../icons/PWA006.png" width="8px" height=" 28px" alt="13.08.2003: PWA006, 14 tickets"><br>
<img src="../icons/RPU001.png" width="8px" height=" 24px" alt="13.08.2003: RPU001, 12 tickets"><br>
</TD>

The png images i built using Stephen J. Sangwine's PNG_IO.

... but this time I want an image containing the graph.

-- 
Anders