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Strategies for Interfacing to web visualization libraries like Stanford's Data-Driven Documents (D3)?

There is a growing library of visualization tools being developed (eg on GitHub) - for Stanford's Data-Driven Documents. The implementation languages and standards are the usual W3C suspects: JS, ...
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How do I stop my joystick from rotating a 3D graphic?

I am trying to use Mathematica to illustrate mixed strategies in Game Theory. I want my students to be able to use common joysticks as controllers. What I find, however, is that in addition to doing ...
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Eureqa Client to connect to Mathematica under Windows

Does there exist a way to use Eureqa software with Mathematica under Windows? That is, is there a working client to connect to a Eureqa server?
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RefProp in Mathematica

RefProp by NIST is a program that calculates the thermodynamic properties of fluids. I need to call certain RefProp functions ...
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Can Mathematica interact with OPC server of Microsoft?

I am considering to interact with Microsoft OPC server with Mathematica. Writing a Solver of Optimization. Is it possible ?
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Automatically sending to Print (using CutePDF Writer)

I use CutePDF for creating PDF output, but this requires manually selecting Print (Ctrl+P), with CutePDF Writer as the printer, and pressing OK. Can this be automated?
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How to run external program in Mathematica?

In fact, I want to do the following in some kind of sense automatically, thus a windows bash file or Mathematica code will be welcome. Suppose I have a pdf file, lets name it as ...
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How to fix a “NET::methodargs: Improper arguments supplied” error?

I am trying to call the fortran program: Phaml.f90, which is supposed to generate an array of size "num" ...