XPost: sci.space.tech, sci.space.history   
   From: joe@strout.net   
      
   In article <9186edb5.0310052108.54744457@posting.google.com>,   
    vince@offshore.ai (Vincent Cate) wrote:   
      
   I have a graph on page 16.18 of "The Standard Handbook for Aeronautical   
   > and Astronautical Engineers" but I want something I can code up.   
      
   If you can't follow the references back to the original data, then why   
   not simply scan in the graph and recapture it?  (On the Mac there is an   
   old-but-good app called "Data Thief" designed for exactly that task, but   
   it's pretty easy to hack out something yourself if you can't use that.)   
      
   HTH,   
   - Joe   
      
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