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| All: I'm working on a demonstration, and having an issue getting the slider values to cooperate. The code below isolates the issue. I'd like for the *a* value to reset to the new initial value when I click the button. In this code, the slider... |
| Fantastic. Thank you! |
| All: If I have a list of functions, say 6 total, and I want to apply a plot style to the first function only, can this be done efficiently? I thought of defining the two plots separately: One for the function that requires styling, and another... |
| Hi all: I'm having the following problem. I would like to design a demonstration that uses different ranges of a variable depending on which button is pushed, for example: Manipulate[ a, {{b, 1}, {1, 2}}, PaneSelector[{ ... |
| Michael: As I was studying your revisions, I noticed that you introduce the variables \[Theta]max, wpos, and cpos at the front of the Manipulate command, and that these are the very same variables that are necessary within the With command. I'm... |
| I agree completely with the prior comment about improving ease of use with Graphics. I know this isn't a single function (as the thread indicates), but I use Mathematica mainly to write interactive demonstrations and documents for my classes, and I... |
| Hi all: I'm working on a program to generate fraction arithmetic problems, in particular where the student can choose which operation(s) they'd like to focus on. Right now I have a pulldown menu with each of the four arithmetic operations... |
| Hi all: As a basic example, take: [mcode]Reduce[Abs[2 x - 1] |
| I'm working on two computers, one at home and one at work. I've created a stylesheet that I like on my home computer, and I want to transfer that to the other computer. I've tried looking up a way to do this, but the documentation doesn't seem to... |
| Thanks much! |