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| 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... |
| No semicolons...?: note = {} Do[ DialogInput[ DialogNotebook[{ ExpressionCell[Plot[Sin[n x], {x, 0, 2 Pi}], "Output"], TextCell["Wavy enough? "], Button["Save", DialogReturn[note = {note, n}]], ... |
| Thanks. I'll check this out. For now I ended up plotting just a piece of the data. That helped a lot. |
| Ok. That worked. Thanks. |
| Thank you! That worked. :) |
| Not a problem. |
| Hello, I'm working on extracting parts of a filter model and things aren't working as expected. I've attached the workbook. First on line 2 I've created a filter model which takes the form of a Transfer Model. Then on line three I extracted the... |
| > But Marco Thiel's suggestion [...] is a helpful workaround. Yes, as always! Glad I could help, regards -- Henrik |
| The real error looks like a code generation error, if you can share the model here (or send it to support) we can perhaps see if there is a workaround for it. |
| Actually you can use the Head-mechanism to build type-like categories very similar to classes in C++. (I did this for various geometrical classes, and for state spaces of (quantum-) mechanical systems.) Once, when one learned Mathematica from Stephen... |