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I have following question: can I easily determine location of init.m from within said init.m? … I tried using NotebookDirectory[], but it points to location of notebook which calls init.m file, is there an easy way of determining location of init.m while executing said init.m? …

I'm trying to set up Mathematica such that all functions/variables defined in my init.m are automatically loaded into any new notebook I open. … However, doing this also makes init.m functions not work across new notebooks. …

Is there a way to erase the first shortcut by executing the init.m file without rebooting Mathematica? … That is is there a command I can put at the top the init.m file that will erase the previous version? …

Below is my attempt I placed in an init.m file. … SelectionCloseAllGroups"]]}, FrontEnd`MenuKey["c", FrontEnd`Modifiers -> {"Control"}], System`MenuEvaluator -> Automatic ]} ] ]; I believe my problem is using the FrontEndToken in the init.m …

In [$UserBaseDirectory]/Autoload/FrontEnd/init.m I have the following cell: FrontEnd`AddMenuCommands["OpenHelpLink",{Delimiter, Item["Installed Add-Ons",FrontEndExecute[FrontEnd`FrontEndToken … Do I have the syntax wrong, or should this go in some other init.m? …

Is it possible to start Mathematica kernel from UNIX command line without having the init.m loaded, but not by simply deleting or commenting out it before hand? … If this is a Mathematica script, is it possible to have the script run and by pass the initialization of running init.m? …

to two locations: FileNameJoin[{$UserBaseDirectory, "Kernel", "init.m"}] (* same as *) "C:\\Users\\User\\AppData\\Roaming\\Mathematica\\Kernel\\init.m" FileNameJoin[{$UserBaseDirectory, "FrontEnd", … "init.m"}] (* same as *) "C:\\Users\\User\\AppData\\Roaming\\Mathematica\\FrontEnd\\init.m" The test code for evaluating an arbitrary package testpack.m: FindFile["testpack.m"] Get["testpack`", Path …

In a series of QA it has been pointed out that init.m suffers of heavy limitations (see as example, Automatically load packages at startup or Why can't I import a file in the init.m file? … : "As you correctly suggested init.m is read early in the setup when the kernel not yet can make full use of all these features and thus it just isn't the right place to do that." …

Then it throws a wrench into the whole mess hy introducing the init.m without a good explanation. The following working code is what I have so far. It is what I call my pre-alpha init.m. … By identifying what every init.m file should have and why. By identifying what what every init.m file should NOT have and why. …

What is the right folder to put a file init.m which will be run after all other init.m files applied by the various components of Mathematica have done their job? … Previously (in Version 4.0) C:\Program Files\Wolfram Research\Mathematica\4.0\AddOns\Autoload\init.m or C:\Program Files\Wolfram Research\Mathematica\4.0\SystemFiles\FrontEnd\init.m were the right …

mathematica autosave as default, so I put Sjoerd C. de Vries's code https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7193804/automatically-saving-notebook-or-other-type-files-in-mathematica-files/7197175#7197175 into init.m …

I have been changing my init.m user file. It runs fine, but I do get this error below. What does it mean by line 55? What constitutes a line? Are lines separated by "," or ";" or both? … (line 55 of "/Users/michaelmccain/Library/Mathematica/Kernel/init.m"). Also, is there a good method for finding bugs in my Mathematica programs? …

I'm not able to use URLFetch in my $UserBaseDirectory/Kernel/Init.m as it always returns ImportString[Null, Text, CharacterEncoding -> "ISO8859-1"]. …

So I want to modify FileNameJoin[{$UserBaseDirectory, "Kernel", "init.m"}]: Add NotebookSave[EvaluationNotebook[],FileNameJoin[{$TemporaryDirectory, "test.nb"}]]; to init.m. …

LinkWrite[$ParentLink, AddMenuCommands[ "BackgroundDialog", {Delimiter, Item["M&y Color", Background -> RGBColor[0.980, 0.941, 0.902]]}]] To $UserBaseDirectory\FrontEnd\init.m I get a startup … It's been a long time since I tried to hack the init.m. I've forgotten how. Any suggestions? …