Re: Converting notebooks to use Mathematica Player
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- Subject: [mg82569] Re: [mg82546] Converting notebooks to use Mathematica Player
- From: Tim Brophy <timbrophy at mac.com>
- Date: Thu, 25 Oct 2007 06:02:58 -0400 (EDT)
- References: <200710240828.EAA05572@smc.vnet.net>
Hi Steve,
I downloaded the file to my son's MacBook which has no version of
Mathematica. I downloaded the player. No joy. Your file will not run.
When I tried it on my own machine with Mathematica 6 various error
messages appeared. Could these be the problem?
They are:
ArrayPlot::"mat" : "Argument array at position 1 is not a list of
lists. \
ButtonBox["",
BaseStyle->"Link",
ButtonData:>"paclet:ref/ArrayPlot",
ButtonFrame->None,
ButtonNote->"ArrayPlot::mat"] "
ArrayPlot::"mat" : "Argument array at position 1 is not a list of
lists. \
ButtonBox["",
BaseStyle->"Link",
ButtonData:>"paclet:ref/ArrayPlot",
ButtonFrame->None,
ButtonNote->"ArrayPlot::mat"] "
On clicking your Update button I also get the message
Do::"iterb" : "Iterator {nupdate} does not have appropriate bounds. \
ButtonBox["",
BaseStyle->"Link",
ButtonData:>"paclet:ref/message/General/iterb",
ButtonFrame->None,
ButtonNote->"Do::iterb"] "
Hope this helps,
Tim Brophy,
Ireland
On 24 Oct 2007, at 09:28, Steve Luttrell wrote:
> I have just tried to do a trial run of (1) Creating a notebook using
> Mathematica 6, (2) Uploading the notebook for Mathematica Player
> online
> conversion (see
> http://www.wolfram.com/solutions/interactivedeployment/publish/), (3)
> Posting this converted notebook online for others to access (a ZIPped
> version is at http://www.luttrell.org.uk/notebooks/2D%20Ising%
> 20Model.zip).
>
> To check that things worked on a previously clean machine (i.e.
> without
> Mathematica 6 installed) today I downloaded and installed
> Mathematica Player
> onto an old PC (running Windows XP, but not connected to the
> internet), and
> tried running the above converted notebook. The notebook opens and
> the input
> cells display OK, but I can't find any way of executing the notebook,
> despite the fact that it proudly announces "interactivity enabled"
> at the
> top of the notebook, and the output of the Manipulate cell appears
> only as a
> grey square. On the other hand, if I try to run the converted
> notebook in
> Mathematica itself then it runs OK.
>
> If there is anyone else out there who has a "clean" machine (i.e.
> Mathematica Player, but not Mathematica 6) could they see what
> happens when
> they try to run the converted notebook in
> http://www.luttrell.org.uk/notebooks/2D%20Ising%20Model.zip? It is
> important
> that this sort of thing should work OK!
>
> --
> Steve Luttrell
> West Malvern, UK
>
>
- References:
- Converting notebooks to use Mathematica Player
- From: "Steve Luttrell" <steve@_removemefirst_luttrell.org.uk>
- Converting notebooks to use Mathematica Player