Re: Memory leak? Self-created non-executable Help notebook?
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- Subject: [mg35627] Re: Memory leak? Self-created non-executable Help notebook?
- From: lalu_bhatt at yahoo.com (Bhuvanesh)
- Date: Tue, 23 Jul 2002 01:51:40 -0400 (EDT)
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AES <siegman at stanford.edu> wrote: > 1) Working with Mathematica 4.1 on a Mac iBook running OS 9.1 I've recently > been encountering repeated situations where, after working with any one > of a collection of several different small notebooks for a short time, > and perhaps causing some errors, I get a dialog box that says > > "There was not enough memory to display a cell. The cell has > been closed. When you have freed some memory you can open > it again by choosing Cell Open the the Cell Properties menu". I'll let a Mac guru answer this one. > I don't want to run or execute any cells in this notebook, ever. Are > there some options or defaults I should set so that none of the Input > cells in this notebook will execute while it's open, yet I can copy and > paste them as executable Input cells in another notebook I'm working on? You could set the Evaluator for the notebook to None. Open the notebook in the FrontEnd, make sure it is the current notebook, then click Kernel -> Notebook's Kernel -> None and save the notebook. -- Bhuvanesh, Wolfram Research.