Re: Strange saving of TraditionalForm
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- Subject: [mg105572] Re: [mg105542] Strange saving of TraditionalForm
- From: John Fultz <jfultz at wolfram.com>
- Date: Wed, 9 Dec 2009 05:44:43 -0500 (EST)
- Reply-to: jfultz at wolfram.com
It sounds like you're creating and/or saving package files. This is the behavior you'd expect from packages (which save this way because they live in a plain-text, kernel-evaluatable world), but not from regular notebooks. Does the filename have the extension .m? That would be a package file. Either way, I suggest that you create a new notebook (File->New->Notebook), select all cells in the old notebook, copy, and paste into the new notebook. Then set your stylesheet, make your corrections, and save. Sincerely, John Fultz jfultz at wolfram.com User Interface Group Wolfram Research, Inc. On Tue, 8 Dec 2009 06:43:19 -0500 (EST), Alexei Boulbitch wrote: > Dear Community, > > I regularly face with a very boring problem. I make documents for > educational purposes working in Math6 Windows 7. Documents are done > using the StyleSheet JournalArticle. They often contain various inline, > displayed and displayed numbered formula. All of them are written down > as it is usually done in scientific texts, e.g. in the traditional form. > The latter is an important point, since these documents are assumed to > may be used by people with no idea of Mathematica, and they should not > be confused by a somewhat unusual notation. On the other hand making the > documents within the Mathematica (rather than any other redactor) is > defined by my wish to keep all my In-Out cells within these documents > (though in a hidden form). > > Ok, now comes two problems: > > 1. When I save the document, a message pops up informing me that the > document has some text in TraditionalForm, and will be rewritten. And > indeed the traditional form part is rewritten after OK is clicked. The > more is that I never managed to restore it into the traditional form by > say, choosing Menu/Cell/ConvertTo/TraditionalForm. The funny thing is > that it happens not each time, but once out of three - four trials. > > 2. Sometimes the cell containing a mathematical expression is not > completely rewritten into say, InputForm, but if the formula contains > several symbols with sub- and superscripts (note that I have introduced > this in the traditional form) the latter is nevertheless re-written by > Mathematica as Superscript[a,b]. It typically takes additional time and > requires a rearrangement of the expression to avoid such a form. > > It takes a hell of time, that I do not have. It is extremely boring. > > I would be grateful for any idea. > > Regards, Alexei