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| Hi there! Just use image resize and increase the size of the picture about forty times (40), and then save the picture with the size increases in an image folder of the windows...I don t know why but the file size for the picture decreases from 2MB... |
| Hi jose!! Sorry to reply in this way,but how can i make money from an app made in the Wolfram enviroment? How can i charge for the download of my app,since it has to use the Wolfram kernel in the cloud? Is there a way to link the kernel to run the... |
| Hi things got a little better now that I downloaded visual studios of Microsoft and that is supported by my wolfram 12 Mathematica edition...but now I am getting an error... I will post the program...and show where I am having trouble: ... |
| Thank you so much Professor Daniel Lichtblau and the engineer Mariusz Iwaniuk!!!! God bless you!! |
| Thank you so much. God bless you. |
| This is the graph I obtain from another parametric plot with the same specifications of values: ![original parametric plot][1] ![second image is my modified plot ][2] [1]:... |
| Did you change the values for x in the manipulate...? My manipulate gives a completely different graph from the the one you show ( circle)...mine gives a square... |
| I don't know how to show the manipulate so I am placing the whole program lines, sorry!! It is about squaring a circle... sq=Table[j,{j,1000}] n=Select[sq,PrimeQ,(100)] sq2=Table[k,{k,100}] n3=sq2*-1 r=Table[k1,{k1,100}] ... |
| Thank you so much Mr. Sander I will check it!!! |
| I wanted to increase the density of the pixels so when you magnify it it doesn't blow out the image,if for every step,in between every magnification you increase the pixels referred to the new amplified image i think you could get a better image...i... |