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| Thanks, I am going with that suggestion. I previously had some issues trying to save and reuse notebooks with maps, but it turns out that it is probably because of a bug in dynamic content in the notebook; when I have to "Enable Dynamics"... |
| Thank you. I'm still learning. I'm probably quite odd in that my background is C/C++, and I have trouble with "loosely typed" languages. It is nice to have people make suggestions since there isn't an *exact* signature to look up. |
| Thank you! That worked. |
| Thank you, That was my real problem. I do have to give credit to @Gianluca Gorni as well, since it turns out I also am running into issues of AngularDegrees at times. I think I learned to (A) look closer at commas, and (B) use //InputForm more for... |
| Bingo! It is the offset from a corner of bounding box being different from center of bounding box which was changing things. I am going to read all I can on the bounding box. Then I will do as you mention to add Arrow[] instead of the built in... |
| That would probably work, but in a way that is a manual version of font substitution :P |
| One problem I find with using the Wolfram built in documentation for Mathematica is that it wants to open every page in a new window. I'd like to be able to open different help documents and tutorials in a new tab of a single document viewer. There... |
| Just a thought for a desired feature: If I could drag and drop a graphic output to its own window, and then display editing separate from actual visualization, then it would be easier to experiment. As the code for graphics becomes larger and more... |
| Works perfectly! Thank you! |
| Thought I'd post something I was struggling with in order to get Mathematica (and any sub-menus it might launch) to display correctly on high resolution monitors in Linux. The default ScreenResolution is 72dpi in a newly installed Mathematica. My... |