v15 build

[ptc-1176891]

Can someone please remind me how to figure out what "M" build I have? Going to HELP | ABOUT I see "Mathcad 15.0 (15.0.0.436 ..." How would I know if this is build "M005"?

Presotn

[FDS · Accepted solution]

Preston, if you have M005 you should see: Mathcad 15.0 (M005 [MC15_M005_20101105])

[MikeArmstrong]

Check you check if the attached yields the correct version.

Mike

[ptc-1176891]

Doesn't seem to work for me; it reports "14.1.0.457." Unless that's what v15 M0005 really is ...

[MikeArmstrong]

Doesn't seem to work for me; it reports "14.1.0.457." Unless that's what v15 M0005 really is ...

I have the same version as you and get the same results. Maybe someone with a earlier version will try and see if it works.

Or maybe the function doesn't work with M15.

Mike

[mzeftel]

Preston,

As posted above, if you have the final Mathcad 15 M005, under About Mathcad under the Help menu, it should say, Mathcad 15.0 (M005 [MC15_M005_20101105]).

The schema is 14.1, which is why Mathcad 15 files can be opened in Mathcad 14.

Mona

[MikeArmstrong]

The schema is 14.1

Mona

What's the schema?

Mike

[mzeftel]

In XML, schema is a way of describing a document in terms of syntactical constraints and descriptions. Files are validated to make sure they conform to a particular schema.

Mathcad, since I believe version 12, has been XML-based. When we add new features, sometimes we have to make schema changes.

Mathcad 15 has the schema titled 14.1. It's basically naming conventions.

Mona

[MikeArmstrong]

Cheers for the explanation.

Mike