Re: StylePrint problem
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- Subject: [mg20507] Re: [mg20402] StylePrint problem
- From: Jean-Marie Thomas <jmt at agat.net>
- Date: Wed, 27 Oct 1999 02:05:04 -0400
- Organization: TeA
- References: <199910260432.AAA05841@smc.vnet.net.>
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StylePrint default gives GeneratedCell->True
use :
Reverse at Table[
Cell["Problem # " <> ToString[i], "Section", GeneratedCell -> False,
CellAutoOverwrite -> False], {i, 3}] // CellPrint
jmt
On Tue, 26 Oct 1999, Dana DeLouis wrote:
> Hello. I am trying to learn Programming in Mathematica 4. I am also studying math
> problems.
> If I know that I am going to do 30+ problems at the end of a chapter, I
> want to avoid typing in the text..Problem #1, Problem #2, etc
>
> I found this example in the "Tour of Mathematica" section of "The
> Mathematica Book."
>
> Do[StylePrint["Problem # " <> ToString[i], "Section"], {i, 10}]
>
> Which works...kind of. After the above prints out correctly, I move the
> cursor between say Problem #4, and Problem #5 to begin solving Problem #4.
> As soon as I hit enter, all the output from Problem #5, down to the last
> one is deleted!
>
> Does anyone do anything similar? Is there another command that I should be
> using instead. I have looked for a long time. Thank you for any insight /
> solution. Dana
- References:
- StylePrint problem
- From: "Dana DeLouis" <dana2@email.msn.com>
- StylePrint problem