Re: data source for demonstration
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- Subject: [mg92103] Re: data source for demonstration
- From: jerry <jerry45632 at yahoo.com>
- Date: Sat, 20 Sep 2008 04:58:15 -0400 (EDT)
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Sir, thanks for your response. I read the faq but it doesn't answer my main question: how does one play a .nbp file in Mathematica? -- which is all I have. I'm asking only because the demonstrations thing allowed me to download a source code but it is given only in .nbp, not ..nb. I went back and looked and saw no option to get a .nb. Apparently I have the option to get player, install it, etc just to see this code. Is this my only option (if you know)? Thanks again for your attention to this, Rob Jeff Bryant wrote: > If you are referring to the Demonstration itself, there is something > in it in the form of a working Manipulate output, but I assume you mean > there is not source code? From the URL below, there is also a link to > the source code notebook (below the caption). This notebook will show > you the code used to create this. > > NBP files are simply Mathematica notebooks that have been enabled to > work in the free Mathematica Player. > > You can find more about Player and NBP Files here: > http://www.wolfram.com/solutions/interactivedeployment/faqs.html > > Hope this helps, > -Jeff Bryant > Wolfram Research, Inc. > > jerry wrote: >> Sir, I went to this site and downloaded a .nbp file. >> Mathematica loads this file but there's nothing in it. I >> searched documentation for .nbp files and found nothing. Can >> you tell me how to use a .nbp file? Thank you. >> >>