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| Working like a charm.Thank you David. |
| Select large cell and then go: Cell >> Cover To >> Bitmap ![enter image description here][1] [1]: http://community.wolfram.com//c/portal/getImageAttachment?filename=ScreenShot2016-10-16at4.59.02AM.png&userId=113605 |
| Hi David, Thank you for the explanation. So you really can't just say, "Just wrap it in CloudDeploy and it will work!" as I had been telling myself since the normal evaluation rules still apply. Are there any guidelines or best practices for how... |
| Very informative Thanks to the both of you, B |
| However in Mathematica Online the execution works... Moderators take note... and comment or report it as a bug in the Programming Lab |
| You can always find those constants by calling `EntityClassList["AdministrativeDivision"]`. You can also use ctrl + =, for example "us states + DC" gives `EntityClass["AdministrativeDivision", "AllUSStatesPlusDC"]`. |
| Well, this certainly works--though it is the same as yours but using a `StringExpression` instead of a `RegularExperssion`: StringReplace["AntiqueWhite and LavenderBlush", x : CharacterRange["a", "z"] ~~ y : CharacterRange["A", "Z"] :> ... |
| As a partial workaround we may rasterize the rectangle and then take the ImageMesh: ImageMesh@ Rasterize[Graphics[Rectangle[{0, 0}, {1, 1}, RoundingRadius -> 0.1]], RasterSize -> 150] |
| You are way outside of my core competency here! I have not done any 3D printing (burt would like to). I would think that the omission of the caps and joins is a bug that should be reported--they should print out just as they do on screen. |
| I would like to thank everyone for their input. Even though I believe Mathematica is the future for programming, I found getting started was a large task. You have helped me greatly. Brian Buchholz |