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This graph was drawn with {\it Finomaton}:
\graph{graph1.1}
You can change the ``How far along'' and ``position'' parameters of the
line's label:
\graph{graph2.1}
The following graph contains two loops. A loop looks best with an
additional control point, which you can add by clicking on {\bf
Control point} and then on the line.
\graph{graph4.1}
The next graph contains one straight line that was created by
selecting the line, clicking {\bf Remove} and then on the control
point to delete it:
\graph{graph5.1}
When creating a graph, you need not worry about placement. MetaPost
and \TeX\ take the minimal bounding box into account when rendering
and placing the graph, regardless of its position on the canvas.

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In the next example, I changed all {\tt drawarrow} commands to {\tt
draw} in the generated MetaPost file:
\graph{graph6.1}
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Another graph:
\graph{graph7.1}
With a label in the picture, and using a font not defined in
plain \TeX:\bigskip
\graph{graph8.1}
You can set ``Export style'' to {\tt digraph}:
\graph{graph3.1}
Or change {\tt circleit} to {\tt boxit} in the MetaPost file:
\graph{graph9.1}

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You can download
{\it Finomaton} from:
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Good luck!\hfil\break
Markus Triska\hfil\break
triska$@$gmx.at
\bye
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