Installation problems on Macintoshs:
A: Is a bug in the installer. Try to make a custom install where you install each component seperately. An other hack (thanks Darren!) is to change the name of the "Mathematica 4.1" application to "Mathematica" and then do the installation. A: |
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| How do I print at the Science Center? | See the Printing guide of HASCS. Note that you need to have a printing budget . |
| I tried to print my notebook but there is no printout. | 1) You might have no printing budget. The printer would spit out a page telling this. \\ 2) You might have written the notebook to a PS file on your computer instead of sending it to the printer (you can chose so at the printing dialog box). |
| I want to save paper. How do I print out only a part of the notebook. | Chose "print selection" instead of "print" in the Mathematica notebook. The selected cells will be printed. Alternatively, open a new notebook, cut and paste the part you need to turn in into the new notebook and print that out. |
| I have problem running Mathematica on a G4 Macintosh in the Basement of the Science Center. At the first evaluation, the program asks me for a "Math Link program to Launch". | Mathematica runs on a server. It can happen taht the program can have problems with finding the Math kernel (which is a seperate program). In the window asking for the Math Link program, choose "General Software/Math & Statistics/Mathematica 4.0/Executables/Power Mac/Math Kernel". It will then take some time until the Kernel is fetched from the server and the first evaluation can be done. |
| How do I see which printers are available under Unix | Type at the Unix Promt
lpstat -aTo print a PS file "file.ps" on Printer scb11c, type lpr -Pscb11c file.psTo see, what is in the queue: lpq -Pscb11c |
| Last update, 9/25/2001 |