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Peter Larsen wrote:
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Is there a good audio program that will allow you to plot two WAV files
on one graph in different colors?

You could use one that can save an audio file as ascii and then import
into a spreadsheet.

That'd be a neat trick, considering the enormous amounts of
data you'd likely encounter in a WAVE file. Excel has a
maximum row count of 65536, which is 1.48 seconds at
44.1 kHz.

Just what is it you want to determine?

By the looks of it, given that has been posting
the most basic of questions all over USENET, and seems to have
made absolutely no effort to actually do his own work, he's trying to
determine if he can get some assignment or job done involving
telephone communication by havig everybody else give him free
advice and doing absolutely no work on his own since he's too
damned lazy.

Either that or he has found himself syuck in an assignment
that's WAY over his head and is clueless as to how to proceed
forward. The smart thing to do in that case would be to go
back to whoever gave him that assignment and tell them
they missassigned the task.

In any case, people are generally willing to help, but they are
most unwilling to do it for him.

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