f(x)-Viewer

f(x)-Viewer is a lightweight software application developed specifically for helping you display simple and complex mathematical functions with the aid of graphs. The program eliminates the need of manually drawing curves because it provides a straightforward way to create precise diagrams. It can be deployed on all Windows versions out there.

After a fast and simple installation process where you only need to press a few ‘Next’ buttons in order to bring the task to an end, you are welcomed by a well-organized suite of features. A help manual is not included in the package so you need to experiment a little bit with the dedicated parameters in order to understand how the program works. Only details about the supported mathematical functions are revealed and they are shown in German.

f(x)-Viewer gives you the possibility to view your current mouse position in the graph in real time. What’s more, you can make use of the built-in controls in order to center the graph in the main window or change the viewing mode to the left, right, bottom, or top part of the working environment.

Zooming actions are also implemented for helping you analyze a graph in detail. You are allowed to manually input the x and y coordinates, refresh the current graph data with a single click, as well as export the graph to BMP file format.

The application lets you define multiple functions. You can either type in the information directly in the dedicated fields or paste it from the clipboard. Each function can be altered in terms of color, line type, and line thickness.

A few configuration settings are hidden under the hood for helping you show or hide the grid, set the color of the grid, specify the preferred background color, reveal or hide axis, scale of the axis, and text of the axis, and pick a user-defined color for the axis.

Tests have shown that f(x)-Viewer carries out tasks quickly. It is not a resource hog so you do not have to worry that it affects the overall performance of the PC.

F(x)-Viewer provides several straightforward and efficient tools for helping you visualize mathematical functions, and can be used by beginners and professionals alike.