Re: Re: Embedded Style Sheets
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- Subject: [mg79216] Re: [mg79175] Re: Embedded Style Sheets
- From: DrMajorBob <drmajorbob at bigfoot.com>
- Date: Sat, 21 Jul 2007 04:27:47 -0400 (EDT)
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That's a simple solution, Helen... but it means stylesheets, as such, are no use to you at all. As they've never been to me, either. Bobby On Fri, 20 Jul 2007 02:27:51 -0500, Helen Read <read at math.uvm.edu> wrote: > John Browne wrote: >> I have followed the style sheet threads for 6 on the group, and >> appreciate David Park's and John Fultz's input. I have now created a >> (fairly complex) style sheet which does just what I want. >> >> My problem is: How do I embed this new style sheet in a notebook for >> other people's use? Using the Edit Stylesheet ... menu item doesn't >> seem to provide a way. >> >> I would like to be able to send someone a notebook, and have them be >> able to open it, and see it as I intended, without my having to send >> them a separate style sheet that they have to install. >> >> Can this be done? > > This has been asked before, and I don't believe anyone has found an > answer. I'd certainly like to know this too. > > What I ended up doing is what I usually did in previous versions of > Mathematica anyway, which is to start with a blank file, edit its > stylesheet, and save the file. Then to make a file with this stylesheet > embedded in it, I simply open up my blank file and rename it whenever I > want. I keep copies of my template file on every computer that I use > (office, home, laptop, etc.) It might not be the most convenient thing > in the world, but it does work. (And you could always copy/paste the > content from your existing stylesheet into the stylesheet of a blank > file, so that you don't have to start over.) > > -- > Helen Read > University of Vermont > > -- DrMajorBob at bigfoot.com