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Questions related to the Mathematica front-end (graphical user interface).
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Changing default window appearance
From what I've read here on MSE, it is not possible to create a default WindowSize for new notebooks. To cope with this efficiently, I've created the following Palette which others might find handy as …
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How to add rows to a Grid in front end?
Note that the first argument (not including options to Grid) is a 'matrix' (that is a List of Lists in Mathematica).
Given the following example Grids:
Grid[
{{a11, a12, a13},
{a21, a22, a23 …
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Use Initialization Cells to open a CellGroup
I would like to use "Evaluate Initialization Cells" to open a CellGroup in a notebook. However, the following code doesn't work if placed in an initialization cell:
SelectionMove[SelectedNotebook[], …
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How to make a notebook that will be window maximized when open?
From what I've read here on MSE, it is not possible to create a default WindowSize for new notebooks. To cope with this efficiently, I've created the following palette which others might find handy as …
- 3,587
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Opening new notebooks with a non-default window size
From what I've read here on MSE, it is not possible to create a default WindowSize for new notebooks. To cope with this efficiently, I've created the following palette which others might find handy as …
- 3,587