gnet

gnet is a general purpose editor/browser for directed graphs. One of its main uses is as a tool for visualising archaeological stratigraphy, but it is equally suited to a wide range of other applications.

Download the latest version:

1. Note the following comments from the help file:
   • Both the program and help file are far from complete and contain a number of known bugs. The purpose of this version is primarily to locate unknown bugs and to enable feedback from users to be incorporated into a later version.
   • Do not use this version for important work without first ensuring that you have an adequate backup of all data.
   • Gnet uses ODBC to connect to a database and retrieve and update stored data. Ensure that ODBC is installed on your system before using gnet.
2. read gnet.txt (3k), the installation instructions
3. either
• get the complete installation kit for version 4.22b5, including the example database. This comes in two files. Note (22/4/98) these have been updated to fix problems with ODBC setup.
• gnet425a.zip (1047k)
• gnet425b.zip (1293k)
• or, if you already have v4.22b4, just get gnet42b5.zip (319k), containing the replacement gnet.exe executable and gnet.hlp help files only.

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