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I reproduced the problem and put together a fix for it that should land in 13.3. In the mean time, you might be able to avoid the problem by selecting the cell, doing Format->Clear Formatting (which will destructively remove your styling... |
This recalls to mind one of the first programs I typed into a computer of my own (although I'd been writing programs on school computers for a few years at this point). I had just gotten an Atari 8-bit computer (1200XL) on clearance. I didn't yet... |
As pointed out elsewhere, Microsoft ended support for Windows 7 in 2020. We continued to support it with our latest releases until the 12.2 release in December, 2020. Although 12.2 didn't officially support Windows 7, it didn't actively break... |
The default `Export` is creating an intermediate Image object with a higher `ImageResolution`. If you watch the link traffic in LinkSnooper, you can see the `ExportPacket` request go to the FE and the Image[] being returned. On my system, that... |
Most of the issues cited here aren't in my area, and I'm not qualified to comment on them. But one is...[the bug in export of BezierCurve to PDF][1]. I can reproduce the problem in versions 10.0 to 11.1, but as of 11.2, it looks like that problem... |
For now, you can work around it by using Cmd+0 (Mac) or Alt+0 (others) to set the style. What happened: Last year, we floated a proposal internally to tweak the behavior of named style application. In 11.1 (and for years earlier), if you type,... |
Yes, it really is. |
Good Lord, who even knows what my schedule challenge would look like? I do different things every day, with not even any consistency in my sleeping or eating schedule, yet alone anything else. Which means all of this is just too much work. If... |
You can turn off the highlighting effect entirely by evaluating the following: CurrentValue[ $FrontEnd, {CodeAssistOptions, "DynamicHighlighting"}] = False This will be fixed for the next major release, but that's not going... |
Hello, Guido. First, it seems that a number of your useful feedbacks were still in the queue of items to be processed for our development team. Sorry, I know that's probably a little frustrating (and it is for me, too), but I'm pushing your items... |