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| You can make the arrow black by adding a `CalloutStyle -> Black` option to the `Callout`. As for the marker, try addding a `PlotStyle -> {Automatic, Black}` option to the `ListPlot`. |
| Many hints here: https://reference.wolfram.com/language/tutorial/ModularityAndTheNamingOfThings.html#22619 |
| The problem is not that it is version 4.2 notebook. The problem is an "u" at the very beginning of the file. It opens nicely after you delete it. |
| This is an alternative: Outer[OperatorApplied[f, {2, 3, 1}][myarg], {a, b}, {x, y}] |
| I think this works: cclPGAK227Left1 // Map[(Prepend[ OperatorApplied[Composition][First] /@ {Dimensions, Tr, Det}, Length])/*Through] but it is hard ot read |
| You can add the arrows (or anything else) using the Epilog and Prolog options. |
| How about this way: test[Select[DateObjectQ[#b] && #b |
| &[Wolfram Notebook][1] [1]: https://www.wolframcloud.com/obj/cdafdfd7-b15f-4ac9-ac64-130cc222d660 |
| The "Spy Museum" in Washington DC is also a good place to see an Enigma machine: https://www.spymuseum.org/exhibition-experiences/about-the-collection/collection-highlights/four-rotor-enigma-machine/ |
| To make your workflow even faster, instead of saving the screenshots to the desktop, you could save them to the clipboard (use Control-Command-Shift-4 and drag) and then just paste into your Mathematica notebook. This way you don't generate temporary... |