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Software for plotting electric bailiwick lines and equipotential surfaces roughly item charges. It is intended as freeware for science education so straits it roughly if you like it. It is not, withal, meant for commercial employ or distribution without my permission. What's New: Version 1.7 adds the followinig: Field lines arse be generated automatically from the activeness menu. The menu detail "Random Lines" will give 20 lines per agitate. If the charges are of differing magnitude the number of lines emanating from a agitate will be proportional to the magnitude of the agitate but will motionless average to 20 per agitate. The bailiwick lines will start at random positions on microscopical spheres centered on the charges. Because of the randomness of the bailiwick points the resulting plot may look untidy. For those desiring more insure over bailiwick lines Franklin arse straightaway interpret in the staring points for these lines from the agitate files it generates. This must be done from a part text editor as described below but arse give more gratifying results than random lines. Franklin arse interpret plain text files containing coordinates to start bailiwick lines. These coordinates must appear after the leaning of agitate coordinates and be preceded by the words "bailiwick points" between slant brackets as bailiwick points. A few examples are included to prove how this is done. It's important to commemorate that these bailiwick points arse merely be interpret. When a file is saved in Franklin merely the agitate coordinates are saved, not any bailiwick points that may own be previously interpret. To be dependable one should therefore economise these files as "interpret merely" from their news processor of selection. How to give the bailiwick points is a problem in itself. One way is to indite a simpleton program that generates the leaning of coordinates and then copy and paste them into a agitate file. Except for slant brackets other punctuation is ignored so things like commas are OK to employ. Franklin will become unresponsive until all bailiwick calculations are complete so it's outflank to keep