We can help you get your content where you want it to be, whether in electronic format or in print-or both. What’s more, our Publisher Program is designed to support you in doing the same. In this case, we now bring you nearly 4,000 pages of documentation in PDF and print form.

And in PDF format it is very easy to search for all occurrences of a particular word or text string.īeing able to go from electronic form and function to print is becoming as critical as the reverse, and we’ve used our own technology to develop solutions for both. You can highlight, underline, bookmark, or otherwise notate your favorite sections. It’s easily read when offline, lying down, or on the go-one lightweight volume at a time. With the Tutorial Collection, you can keep the documentation open at your side while working in an active notebook. Pressing will create another bullet under the current one: The Wolfram System also lets you check the spelling of text in your notebook. A bullet is inserted and you can then type any text.

Then select Item from the Format Style menu. While we are very excited about the future of electronic publishing with Mathematica, we understand that the desire for print access is still strong. Click below the Text cell created in the first section to position the horizontal insertion bar. What the Tutorial Collection provides is added value and convenience in a 23-volume PDF or paperback version of our focused tutorials. If you’ve got Mathematica 7, you’ve already got the Tutorial Collection content-in a different format-as all of our documentation (over 11,000 pages in all) is available both in-product and online in the Wolfram Mathematica Documentation Center.

Which is a good thing, because it led to the creation of the Wolfram Mathematica Tutorial Collection. While some of you appreciated the recrafting of our tutorial content as stand-alone electronic documents, others missed the narrative of the book, and you let us know it. We also reinvented something else that Mathematica has long been known for: its extensive and detailed product documentation. Wolfram Language & System Documentation Center.When we released Version 6 in May 2007, Mathematica was reinvented.

'Notebook.' Wolfram Language & System Documentation Center. Wolfram Research (1996), Notebook, Wolfram Language function, (updated 2007). Cite this as: Wolfram Research (1996), Notebook, Wolfram Language function, (updated 2007).

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