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jkrulak1-Visitor
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October 22, 2013
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Mathcad notes

  • October 22, 2013
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Hello,

i do not know if it is possible do in Mathcad 15 but i will try ask it: i need to do notes next to edge from other side but i do not make any extra lines. I will explain it on the picture.

Thank you

Best answer by Werner_E

Not sure I really understand what you demand. You want your text box to go beyond the page border over to the right? Just resize the text region and drag the right border over to the right to do so.

You can also move the whole text region so that its right borer is beyound the page margin. That way Mathcad will not atomatically insert line breaks at the border.

But you have to be aware that you may run into undesired effects when printing that worksheet.

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Werner_E25-Diamond IAnswer
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October 22, 2013

Not sure I really understand what you demand. You want your text box to go beyond the page border over to the right? Just resize the text region and drag the right border over to the right to do so.

You can also move the whole text region so that its right borer is beyound the page margin. That way Mathcad will not atomatically insert line breaks at the border.

But you have to be aware that you may run into undesired effects when printing that worksheet.

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ELSID1-Visitor
1-Visitor
October 22, 2013

I believe you are looking for something similar to "comments" in MS word, where the text show up on the outside of the border. This is not possible in MathCAD 15. I do not have Prime, so not sure if that is a feature there. If not, it could be a request.

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RichardJ19-Tanzanite
19-Tanzanite
October 22, 2013

If not, it could be a request.

In which case we might even get it before the end of the century

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jkrulak1-VisitorAuthor
1-Visitor
October 22, 2013

I thought it is not possible. Thank you for your response

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tietjee15-Moonstone
15-Moonstone
October 22, 2013

It is possible to add an annotation to an equation. Right click on the equation. There will be a drop down box, select annotation. This will provide a location to add comments. Hope this helps.

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jkrulak1-VisitorAuthor
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October 26, 2013

Thank you, but it is not just right what i have looked for.

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