On 9/18/2009 12:24:46 PM, ElSid wrote:
>I need to "format" my vector
>result such that the variable
>is in the upper left corner
>vs. the default middle. Thank
>you.
Will this work:
.
>I need to "format" my vector
>result such that the variable
>is in the upper left corner
>vs. the default middle. Thank
>you.
Will this work:
.
On 9/18/2009 12:24:46 PM, ElSid wrote:
>I need to "format" my vector
>result such that the variable
>is in the upper left corner
>vs. the default middle.
>Thank you.
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Collab !
Could it be that you meant "alignment" ?
and that you never discovered ! ?
jmG
>I need to "format" my vector
>result such that the variable
>is in the upper left corner
>vs. the default middle.
>Thank you.
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Collab !
Could it be that you meant "alignment" ?
and that you never discovered ! ?
jmG
On 9/19/2009 2:57:47 AM, ElSid wrote:
>I am aware of the alignment
>command while using the
>"table" output. I was looking
>for the same feature
>(alignment) using the "matrix" notation.
On 9/19/2009 6:43:31 AM, philipoakley wrote:
>I'd never noticed it. Always learning !
>Very useful. [Philip Oakley]
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+ to learn (maybe ?)
There is no such thing as "Matrix notation" in Mathcad 11.2a and lower.
You may be confused again by the "Nested array expansion".
The "Nested array expansion" is again limited by the "size"
and may vary with "size" ... "too large to display".
In this case, we use some program modules posted one (1) month ago.
We can explode "too large to display":
for the 3 side by side color image matrix by the vectorize operator.
jmG
>I am aware of the alignment
>command while using the
>"table" output. I was looking
>for the same feature
>(alignment) using the "matrix" notation.
On 9/19/2009 6:43:31 AM, philipoakley wrote:
>I'd never noticed it. Always learning !
>Very useful. [Philip Oakley]
=================================
+ to learn (maybe ?)
There is no such thing as "Matrix notation" in Mathcad 11.2a and lower.
You may be confused again by the "Nested array expansion".
The "Nested array expansion" is again limited by the "size"
and may vary with "size" ... "too large to display".
In this case, we use some program modules posted one (1) month ago.
We can explode "too large to display":
for the 3 side by side color image matrix by the vectorize operator.
jmG
On 9/21/2009 1:50:23 PM, ElSid wrote:
>Time to go through the
>worksheet 😞
>
I'll offer you the same solution I offered to other collab some days ago. If everything else fails, you can always make easier your sheets editing using a keyboard macro utility.
I use AutoHotkey since a month ago and I can say it is really a helper automating some annoying tasks in Mathcad as formatting. It is free and open-source.
I did a test redefining the mouse [Alt]Leftclick and it works very well.
Notice I use Mathcat 2001 Pro and the example macro in the picture is specific for the menu structure of this version.
Saludos,
Al
>Time to go through the
>worksheet 😞
>
I'll offer you the same solution I offered to other collab some days ago. If everything else fails, you can always make easier your sheets editing using a keyboard macro utility.
I use AutoHotkey since a month ago and I can say it is really a helper automating some annoying tasks in Mathcad as formatting. It is free and open-source.
I did a test redefining the mouse [Alt]Leftclick and it works very well.
Notice I use Mathcat 2001 Pro and the example macro in the picture is specific for the menu structure of this version.
Saludos,
Al
On 9/21/2009 9:39:04 PM, Al2000 wrote:
>On 9/21/2009 1:50:23 PM, ElSid
>wrote:
>Time to go through
>the
>worksheet 😞
>
I'll offer you the
>same solution I offered to other collab
>some days ago. If everything else fails,
>you can always make easier your sheets
>editing using a keyboard macro
>utility.
I use AutoHotkey since a month
>ago and I can say it is really a helper
>automating some annoying tasks in
>Mathcad as formatting. It is free and
>open-source.
I did a test redefining
>the mouse [Alt]Leftclick and it works
>very well.
Notice I use Mathcat 2001
>Pro and the example macro in the picture
>is specific for the menu structure of
>this version.
Saludos,
Al
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A macro to replace the mouse click !
I just can't see that. How many pages of macros per sheet to replace the mouse, even on a � page of working applications. Commonly, lot many collabs under-use Mathcad by a great %. More commonly, too many Mathcaders don't visit the qs and not enough the collab, the best learning place !
jmG
>On 9/21/2009 1:50:23 PM, ElSid
>wrote:
>Time to go through
>the
>worksheet 😞
>
I'll offer you the
>same solution I offered to other collab
>some days ago. If everything else fails,
>you can always make easier your sheets
>editing using a keyboard macro
>utility.
I use AutoHotkey since a month
>ago and I can say it is really a helper
>automating some annoying tasks in
>Mathcad as formatting. It is free and
>open-source.
I did a test redefining
>the mouse [Alt]Leftclick and it works
>very well.
Notice I use Mathcat 2001
>Pro and the example macro in the picture
>is specific for the menu structure of
>this version.
Saludos,
Al
__________________________________
A macro to replace the mouse click !
I just can't see that. How many pages of macros per sheet to replace the mouse, even on a � page of working applications. Commonly, lot many collabs under-use Mathcad by a great %. More commonly, too many Mathcaders don't visit the qs and not enough the collab, the best learning place !
jmG
