User Portlet
| Discussions |
|---|
| Sometime in the last couple of weeks, Mathematica 10 Home Edition has picked up a little bug. Now every time it is launched, the message "Throw::nocatch: Uncaught Throw[False] returned to top level." is issued. I have reset Mathematica's options... |
| Yesterday I succeeded in getting my RaspberryPi2B to print on a USB printer (HP LaserJet Pro 400). I then attempted to print results from the Pi version of Mathematica 10. I soon found there is no Print menu in the version I have installed (10.0 for... |
| I copied a package I wrote from my Mac to a RaspberryPi2 and while the package runs fine, the Documentation for it is not readily accessible. On the Mac, my packages' documentation is accessible to the user under the Help, Wolfram Documentation,... |
| I need to integrate along a parametric space curve defined by some data points. Here is a simple example that works in Version 10. circle = Table[{Cos[ \[Pi] t ], Sin[ \[Pi] t ]}, {t, 0, 1, .1}]; interp[u_] := { ... |
| I am trying to use the new Region tools in Mathematica 10 with Interpolation functions. This is just a simple demo showing where I am stuck. We create points on a unit circle, then create Interpolation functions through the points. Then create a... |
| I just spent far too much time trying to make some business cards with nice fonts and glitzy Mathematica graphics. The hard part proved to be scaling and positioning the images to line up with prepunched cardstock (Avery). No joy, and in the end I... |
| I want Mathematica to talk to a legacy code which expects telnet or netcat communications, and life being so short, I would prefer not to use MathLink (WolframLink). On a Mac (OSX) machine I start a netcat session in a Terminal window with: [code]$... |
| Could someone post an example of a SendMail command that works on MacOS 10.9 (Mavericks) with Mathematica 9? |
| Can anyone suggest a way to make an audio recording using Version 9 on OSX? The commandSystemDialogInput["RecordSound"]works but I would like the recording to start under Kernel control, rather than from a user's mouse click. There... |