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Since this question became interesting in two other conversations recently, I am uploading here the slightly modified version of the style file, in which the above suggestions/solutions are implemented.
hello, Jeremy, You can easily change the speed by adding or removing frames. You can e.g. change the step of the Table function that crestes the frames. here is an example of a fast and a slow version" framesFast = Flatten@Table[ ...
Wolfram Workbench is now compatible with Wolfram Language and Mathematica 10 and 11 http://community.wolfram.com/groups/-/m/t/963774
Hi, when designing an user interface I came up on one issue with special icon fonts such as [FontAwesome][1]. I use the vector icons from font awesome to construct a convenient user interface by using well known icons for copy&paste etc....
Dear Tom, WORKED FINE! see the pic: ![enter image description here][1] Two things: 1. Is there any loss of information during this reprocessing? 2. And, yes, the video is a fireball crossing southern skies., cpatured by my camera ...
I would like to make a few suggestions for Workbench and the writing of applications. I believe they accord with the way users doing significant research or development might work. It would be very nice if they could have a straightforward, clear...
As the original poster, I would like to thank everyone for this excellent discussion. I have a lot of ideas to test out. Clearly, this topic is complicated enough to have some 'official' tutorial from Wolfram Research. I am hopeful that with the...
Don't SetterBar, RadioButtonBar, etc. serve this purpose?
I'm not aware of any way of doing this and dont' see anything the in the documentation. ComponentMeasurements doesn't seem to expose anything that could be used as a progress indicator, but maybe someone knows of a more clever way of doing this.
outputnb=NotebookCreate[]; $DisplayFunction=(NotebookWrite[outputnb,{Cell[BoxData@ToBoxes@#,"Output"]},After] )&;Plot[Sin[x], {x, 0, 122}]