Harvard Graphics

Harvard Graphics definition - computer

Popular presentation graphics programs for DOS and Windows marketed and supported by Serif Incorporated, Amherst, NH (www.serif.com). Originally created by Software Publishing Corporation, its DOS version was one of the first business graphics packages to allow for the creation of columnar and free form text charts. For more information and a program demonstration, visit www.harvardgraphics.com.



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