Slope - By Ron Lipsky
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Okay, this is my first program, so it may not wow you. However, enter four numbers and you get the slope, rise (y2-y1) and run (x2-x1).  Here is a runthrough of the program:

(A,B),(C,D)
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This how the varibles work.  Whatever x1 is, that's going to be A.  It's set up so you can just enter the numbers reading left to right.  In other words:

(3,-4),(6,3)
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I just made up these points for an example.  Just enter as so:

A=3
B=-4
C=6
D=3

And that's all you have do do!  You'll be switched to the graph and you'll see the slope of those numbers.  You'll notice in the top right of the graph the Slope, Rise, and Run of the numbers you've just punched in.

Note, this is all you can do with the program.  The line will go through the orgin (0,0).  We'll see about having it move around in the next version, but don't hold your breath.

Enjoy.

Version History
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August 27, 2000 - Version 1
My first crash course in a program.  Finding the slope in problems pissed me off to the limit so I made this nice program to help me.  I decided to show it to the rest of the world since it was a Sunday, and bordom seeps in very fast.

Misc.
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Can't think of anything right now.  Oh, email me if you have questions, suggestions, problems, complaints, etc. @ rlipsky1@msn.com.