- Issue 66
- Gridding Data with Conditional Z Values in Surfer® 10
- Obtaining Basic Statistical Information in Grapher™ 9
- How to Animate Time Series Data in Voxler® 2
- Analyze Map Boundary Data Using the Query Command in MapViewer™ 7
- Golden Software’s Website Has a New Look
- Issue 65
- Experience the newest version of Grapher: Grapher 9
- Customizing Fit Curves and Confidence Intervals in Grapher 9
- How To Create a Well Construction Log in Strater
- Visualizing the Path and Intensity of the Joplin Tornado in MapViewer 7
- Transforming Data in Voxler 2
- Geospatially Analyze Sports Performance in Surfer 10 and Didger 4
- Check Out The Golden Software Blog
- Issue 64
- Golden Software is excited to announce the release of Surfer 10!
- Using Map Projections in Surfer 10
- Using the New Contour Level Method in Surfer 10
- Importing Contours from Surfer into Google EarthTM
- Fordhall Farm Archaeology Project 2009
- Industrial and Regulatory Applications of Surfer
- Issue 63
- Golden Software is Excited to Announce the Release of Strater 2!
- Strater 2: How To Display Lithology Data
- Starter 2: Displaying Logs for Multiple Boreholes
- Starter 2: Filling Line Logs with Variable Color Fill
- Starter 2: Utilizing the Line/Symbol Log Enhancements
- Issue 62
- Gridding and Displaying Lake Bathymetry Data Using Surfer Part 1
- Surfer: Displaying Lake Bathymetry with Local Terrain Data Part 2
- Converting Post-processed MapViewer 7 Data to Display on Google Earth
- Grapher 8 and Didger 4: Exportin Fit Curves and Resampling
- Didger 4: Projection and Datum Tips
- New Surfer and Grapher Upgrades Available
- New Website Tools for All Users
- Issue 61
- Grapher 8: Using the Graph Magnifier
- Grapher 8: Creating Professional Partially Transparent Graphs
- Grapher 8: Comparing Data Sets Using Radar Plots
- Grapher 8: Changing and Using Templates
- Grapher 8: Creating and Using Bar Charts
- Issue 60
- Golden Software is excited to announce the release of Surfer 9!
- Taking Advantage of the New and Improved Base Map Functionality!
- Using Georeferenced Imagery and Transparency in Surfer 9
- How to Convert the Projection of a Map in Surfer 9
- How to Overlay Maps in Surfer 9
- How to Set the View, Scale and Limits in Surfer 9
- Issue 59
- Surfer Used For Smooth Ride in Pick-up Trucks
- How to Geocode Addresses with MapViewer 7
- How to Get the Most Out of the Vectorize Image Command in Didger 4
- Strater: Using Schemes to Create Uniform Logs
- Creating Voxler Vector Maps from Surfer Grid Files
- Issue 58
- Golden Software Job Opportunity!
- Surfer – View Your Data before Calculating Volumes
- Digitizing Logs and Exporting a Single-Line or Multi-Line LAS file Using Didger 4
- Easy Axis Edits to Enhance a Graph
- MapViewer 7:Creating a Pin Map with City and State as the Locator Method in MapViewer 7
- User Article: The Florida Everglades, From A National Park Service Hydrologist’s Eye
- Issue 57
- Golden Software at GSA in Denver!
- Surfer: Displaying an Area of Interest
- Grapher: Creating a Script using the Script Recorder
- Didger: Easily Change the Properties of All Objects with a Specific ID Value
- Voxler: Positioning a Cross Section Bitmap Vertically
- Issue 56
- Creating and Displaying Cross Sections in Surfer
- Combining Grapher with Surfer to Display Cross Sections
- Didger 3: Removing the Black Border After Warping an Image
- Program Updates Available - Didger 3.07 - Grapher 6.2
- Issue 55
- MapViewer 6: Using a Mask to Limit the Display of a Map
- Surfer Tip: Refresh Your Maps with New Versions of Files
- MapViewer 6 Tip: Double-Click Toolbar Buttons to Use Repeatedly
- Strater: Importing Image Files into the Log Pane
- Program Updates Available: Grapher 6.1 - MapViewer 6.2 - Strater 1.4
- Issue 54
- Methods to Remove Noisy Data in Surfer 8
- Working with Shapefiles in MapViewer 6
- Using Didger 3 to Digitize a Paper Well Log and Export as LAS
- Issue 53
- Removing the Map Collar from a DRG File in Didger 3 and Exporting as a GeoTIFF without Losing Resolution
- Mapping Election Results with MapViewer 6
- Using Surfer and Grapher for Stream Flow Visualization
- Program Updates Available Grapher 5.04 - MapViewer 6.01 - Strater 1.03
- Golden Software at AAG 2005!
- Issue 52
- Using Shuttle Radar Topography Mission (SRTM) Data in Surfer
- Strater: Plotting Logs for Multiple Boreholes in one Borehole View
- MapViewer: Selecting Objects, Part 3
- Grapher 5: Creating Multiple Plots/Axes on One Graph
- Program Updates Available- Grapher 5.03 - Strater 1.02
- Visit us at the GSA Annual Meeting, Nov 7 - 10 in Denver
- We'll be at the AGU Fall Meeting Dec 13 - 17 in San Francisco
- Special Edition:
- MapViewer 6 Product Details
- What's New in MapViewer 6
- MapViewer 6 Brochure
- Secure Online Order Form
- Issue 51
- Strater - Template Files Display Well Log Data
- Surfer 8 - Calculate the Z Value At Any XY Point in a Surfer Grid File
- Grapher 5 - New and Updated Features
- Program Updates Available- Surfer 8.05 - Grapher 5.02 - Didger 3.06 - Strater 1.01
- Golden Software at Rocky Mountain Natural Gas 2004 Conference
- Issue 50
- Surfer 8:Using GPS Data with Surfer and Grapher
- Didger 3: Changing the Projection of an Image with an ESRI World File
- MapViewer: Selecting Objects, Part 2
- Surfer 8.04 Update Is Available
- MapViewer 5.01 Update Is Available
- Issue 49
- Didger 3: Removing the Black Border After Warping an Image
- Surfer 8: Creating a Variogram Map and Surface
- MapViewer 5: Selecting Objects, Part 1
- Visit Golden Software at the 2003 Denver Prospect Fair and TechnoFest
- Didger 3.05 Update Is Available
- Grapher 4.03 Update Is Available
- Issue 48
- Surfer: Converting Drawn Objects from Page Coordinates to Map Coordinates
- Using Didger to Convert the Coordinate System of a Vector File
- Augmenting MapViewer Boundary Data with USGS DLGs
- Surfer 8.03 Update Is Available
- Grapher 4.02 Update Is Available
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Creating a Script using the Script Recorder Grapher introduced basic scripting abilities when Grapher 2 was released in 1998. Since then, the scripting abilities have become stronger and more functional. Now, all features that you manually do in Grapher can be done through a script. With the release of Grapher 7, you now have the ability to have Grapher record the script for you as you do the desired steps. Recording a script to create a new graph Open Grapher 7 and make sure that you are working in a blank plot window. If you have anything present on the plot window, choose File | New. In the New window, select Plot and click OK. A new, blank plot window is displayed. Choose Edit | Script Recorder | Record or click on the
![]() In the Save As dialog, type in the desired File name and click the Save button to save the script.
![]() The Script Manager window is shown with the sample script.
Recording a script to alter an existing graph After a script has been created, either by typing in the various commands in a Scripter window or recording the commands, the script can be used over and over again to create the same graph. This is not always the desired result from recording a script. Occasionally, you may want to make changes to existing graphs. These steps can also be recorded, but you will need to do some editing after the script has finished recording.
Opening and running an existing script After the script is recorded, it can be used at any time in the future. To do so, verify that the Script Manager window is open. You can verify this by choosing View | Toolbars/Managers | Script Manager. If there is a check next to Script Manager, then the window should be open at the bottom of the screen.
Scripts recorded in the Script Recorder can also be opened in the Golden Software Scripter program or any VB-like programming environment. To open the Scripter program, click on the Windows Start button and click on Programs (orAll Programs). Find the Golden Software Grapher 7 folder and click on the Scripter link. The Scripter program will open. Scripter is a separate program and can be run without a visible Grapher window. For free sample scripts, please go to Grapher Script Page. |
February 02, 2012
Snow Depth Map for Colorado Ski Resorts
Interested in creating a cool map of snow depth for Colorado Ski Resorts? Here's how to do it!
First you'll need to get the snow depth information... Read More




