Re: Student Edition of Mathematica
- Subject: [mg3263] Re: Student Edition of Mathematica
- From: dwarf at wam.umd.edu (Dwarf)
- Date: 21 Feb 1996 12:54:44 -0600
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- Organization: University of Maryland College Park
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Franklin Lonberg (frank at phage.elsie.brandeis.edu) wrote: : Is there any difference in the performance of the student edition of : Mathematica running on a Pentium Windows 95 computer, as compared with the : regular version, i. e. is it somehow hadicapped to make it run slower, or : is the difference only in the lack of completeness of the Student Edition So far, I have been using the student version on a 486-100 and havent noticed any real performance penalty compared to the computers on campus running the full version (at least, not that couldnt be explained by the slower processor :) ) The documentation from Wolfram claims that it is a full version of Mathematica, not crippled at all. So far I havent seen anything missing. +----------------------------+ The way your heart sounds makes all the | | difference. It's what decides if you'll | Greg Anderson | endure the pain that we all feel. | dwarf at wam.umd.edu | The way your heart beats makes all the | timbwolf at eng.umd.edu | difference in learning to live. | | Dream Theatre -- Learning to Live +----------------------------+ http://www.wam.umd.edu/~dwarf/home.htm