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[mathcad] RE: Scripting question
Author: Austin, Mike    Posted: Wed, 31 Aug 2005 14:21:39 +0100

Thanks Leslie.

I had downloaded the solve, ode and program handbooks in March but never installed them!

Having installed them, I found problems. I copied the files into the "C:\Program Files\Mathsoft\Mathcad 12\Handbook" directory. This allows them to appear on the Ebook list under Help. SolveOpt.hbk, ODEblock.hbk were no problem - but Program.hbk was. Whenever I tried to open a file, Mathcad 12 crashed. I renamed Program.hbk to Program2.hbk and the problem cleared. Weird, eh?

STRESSWORK
Mike AUSTIN
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for Department - ESASU
NTC D2 09J

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From: Leslie Bondaryk "mailto:lbondaryk"
Sent: 29 August 2005 19:55
To: Mathcad Discussion List
Subject: [mathcad] RE: Scripting question



Mike, and everyone else,

If you're a registered Mathcad 12 user, you can download the Programming
Ebook from the Mathcad.com downloads section - it's free, and will show
you how to do many common tasks of this sort using scripts. It's also
got many useful Mathcad programs in it. I recommend it as a desktop
resource.

Leslie Bondaryk

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