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GRAPH PAPER MAKER WITH NUMBERS PDF
GRAPH PAPER MAKER WITH NUMBERS ZIP FILE

Printable hexagon grid paperĪ few sizes (0.5, 1.0, and 1.5 cm) are available from Peter Cherriman at the University of Southampton (my sympathies if you've ever had to stay in the dorms there). Available here.Ī similar program that I've written for polar graph paper lets you control r-spacing and theta-units, and is available here. You can set the number of log cycles for each axis (set 0 to make the axis linear instead), and log axes are automatically numbered. I've also written a slightly fancier PostScript file that can do linear and/or log graph paper, and should also be easy for you to customize. There are a few clearly-marked lines in the file, where you substitute your own captions, line spacing, margins, and so on. I've written an extremely simple PostScript file that prints linear graph paper, and should be easy for you to customize. Hint: A great way to browse for papers you want is to use Google™ image search for something like graph paper or polar graph paper. See also the next section, for customizable linear, log, and polar papers. More printable graph papers, including hex, polar, Soduko (game), triangular, and some others, plus a Fortran (!) program to generate them, are here.

GRAPH PAPER MAKER WITH NUMBERS ZIP FILE

There's also a zip file of them, and source for a program to generate them.Ī variety of log papers, and polar coordinate paper, can be had here.

GRAPH PAPER MAKER WITH NUMBERS PDF

Most are available in both PDF and (encapsulated) PostScript. A few especially nice features are support for A4 size paper isometric graph paper probability graph paper and Smith chart paper.Ī selection of graph papers is available from the University of Ulster. 3 cheers for Jason!Ī nice graph paper generator is available at. One great resource is here, where Jason Pratt from CMU supplies real PostScript source for free, to draw linear graph paper.

The Printable Staff Paper Page is also out there, and includes various tablature papers.

A somewhat larger variety is available from the Digital Media Center at the University of Virginia.

A nice collection of about 20 different layouts is at.

There's some slightly annoying animation, but the selection seems very nice.

A very nice collection, where you can have clefs (shouldn't that be "cleaves"?) pre-printed, portrait or landscape layout, bracketed grand staves, and so on, is here.

If you want to make your own forms in PostScript, a handy tutorial on basic PostScript programming is here. If you'd like to contribute any, let me know. These postScript or PDF files should be easy to download and print, to get various kinds of paper you might want. Some useful printable blank papers Some useful blank papers