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[mathcad] Fw: Control "Button"
Author: Paul Bragg    Posted: Wed, 7 Nov 2007 17:11:56 +0000



Hi,

One area of Mathcad that I have not explored is “Controls”. To start with I
have been trying to copy and run the program behind
the Control “Button” as given in: "Help/Developer’s Reference/Mathsoft
Controls/Buttons/Mathcad Example".

I have attached here the program in question. The program was accepted in
the sense that no errors were shown (And I have
carefully checked the script) – therefore why doesn’t it run when the
button is activated?

I would have thought that any example given in Mathcad Help would have been
complete in itself. I now rather think this is not
the case. There is probably code missing in the example.

Can someone please advise me?

Regards,

Brian Mathews


(See attached file: Button Example.xmcd)


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