Don't let the first screen shot fool you, the output available is actually very impressive.'

Drop in some number and the graph practically builds itself.' 'The fact that the Graph app for the Mac is free is nothing short of remarkable because charts and graphs are instant.

People using Graph have this to say about it: Here's a link to the demo - I suggest the OP give it a try.Graph: 'You give it data and it gives you a graph.' Other things are straightforward, unobtrusive and automatic. If Slumbercub and skd can offer me any advice or any info/help with the program it would be very, very appreciated! It's going to be a great long weekend as I am installing this demo on my macbook and I will be fooling around with it while I visit the parents all weekend. I just downloaded the demo and I was instantly impressed! I will definitely be buying this very soon to see what I can do with just this program (almost all out work is 2d). Where the hell did HighDesign come from? Seriously. Been teaching myself some ArchiCad on the side (awesome program, very expensive). As said in an earlier post, I use AutoCad in a window in VMWare Fusion and it works quite well - but windows just makes me sad. Now I am part of a new firm, I almost have my architect's license (just need to take that damned exam!), I have my own office and I make all the computer and software decisions (quite nice since I've decided on an all mac approach). Since moving to the mac a few years ago, I've always needed to keep a pc for AutoCad and every firm I've ever worked for uses AutoCad (and the Architects didn't really even know how to use the program!). Been using AutoCad throughout college, where I then learned about SketchUp when it first came out - been sold on that ever since. I became a bit of a pro while in high school and actually taught a new teacher how to use the program (to then teach the class on how to use the program!). I have never, ever heard of this app! I've been using AutoCad (and briefly learned a little DataCAD way back when) since my freshman year of high school ('95).

Simple mac drawing program