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| The contents of the supplied file is plaintext, not a `Notebook` expression that the notebook file format requires. How was this file saved originally? |
| Not publicly. Sorry. |
| It is a bug. |
| Linux and Windows: Edit > Preferences > Interface Mac: Application Menu > Settings... > Interface |
| The short answer is, they cannot. While the result from evaluation contains graphics primitives (instead of a raster), the renderer does not support writing them out as such to PDF and SVG. So instead they are rasterized. This is similar to what... |
| I would report the clipped content as a bug to tech support. |
| On Linux, you can customize it as needed by creating a custom stylesheet for Qt. More details can be found [here][1]. [1]:... |
| It would be quite difficult to saying anything specific without an example notebook. Does Chrome/Firefox/etc... have the same problem as well? The Mac and Windows versions can also generate a PDF via the Print menu command. Have you tried using... |
| You should use "Notebook" instead of All. Cell[StyleData["Notebook", "Working"], Background->RGBColor[0.96, 0.96, 0.94]] |
| A somewhat simplified explanation: The controlling process limit is the number of user facing kernels. You can create as many named local kernel configurations as you want, but you can only use "x" of them at the same time. The GUI starts two... |