Looking for "Programming CalComp Electromechanical Plotters" book

[Richard]

Randy, I would love to see both Versaplot and MOVIE.BYU!  A coworker
ported MOVIE.BYU to the ESV when I worked at E&S :-).

In article <BAY120-W182297E09062084E7FD10EBAB30 at phx.gbl>,
    Randy Dawson <rdawson16 at hotmail.com>  writes:

> Its the Versatec Versaplot package. [...]
> I also have the updated follow on to Brigham Young University MOVIE.BYU.
> [...]
> If anybody knows of any other leading edge graphics from the past, I would =
> be interested in hearing from them.

There is also PLOT10 the Tektronix plotting package.  Then there are
the standards based things like CORE, GKS, PHIGS, PHIGS-PLUS.  I got a
giant pile of GKS for VMS manuals in a VAX/VMS doc set that I
purchased off ebay (12 cardboard boxes of manuals).  I have an Evans &
Sutherland ESV workstation that does PEX and graphics terminals from
Tektronix, HP and Megatek.  I have an HP graphics generator that
attaches to an oscilloscope.  I have the requisite SGI machines too:
Personal Iris, Indigo, Indigo^2, Indy, Onyx, and Onyx2.
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