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<div>At 8:58 PM -0400 20/7/01, Aaron Seitz wrote:</div>
<blockquote type="cite" cite>Dear Dick,<br>
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Thanks, I followed your instructions and they worked. I did this from
the classic version of Mathematica. One shortcut, is that if you do
not already have a texmf folder you can skip steps a,b, & c by
just copying the texmf folder from the Mathematic directory.<br>
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BTW, is there a release of Mathematic for OS X? Or is there an
accessible beta program? My University has a site license, but I have
heard no mention of the new release.<br>
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Best,<br>
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<blockquote type="cite" cite>-Aaron</blockquote>
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<div>Hi Aaron</div>
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<div>There is a link on their web page which takes you to the press
release below.</div>
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<div>Michael</div>
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<div>Mathematica for Mac OS X Will Be Out in Q3 2001<br>
July 16, 2001--Wolfram Research, Inc., makers of the world's leading
technical computing system, announced today that Mathematica for Mac
OS X will ship in Q3 2001. A preview release of Mathematica for Mac OS
X has been available to its Premier Service customers since early
April.<br>
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"Mac OS X is the operating system built to run Mathematica. The
combination of this operating system with the unmatched computational
power of Mathematica opens new areas of exploration and capability.
The preview version that shipped in April 2001 has proven itself to be
extremely stable and fast. We will ship a full-featured, fully native
version of Mathematica for Mac OS X in Q3 2001," said Theodore
Gray, Director of User Interfaces at Wolfram Research and lead
Macintosh advocate.<br>
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The Mach 3.0 kernel and Unix-like foundation of Mac OS X allow
thisversion of Mathematica to far surpass older Macintosh versions of
Mathematica in speed, scalability, and the ability to handle
calculations requiring open-ended amounts of memory. Mac OS X is the
first true workstation operating system deployed as a
personal-computer operating system.<br>
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<div>Mathematica is the system that top professionals in industry,
research, and education turn to when they need to perform demanding
calculations. The current release of Mathematica, Version 4.1,
includes greatly enhanced symbolic differential equation solvers and
dramatic speed increases for statistical functions. Professionals are
not the only ones who use Mathematica. Like the Macintosh, Mathematica
is popular on college campuses around the world. Students in
engineering, mathematics, and other technical fields use Mathematica
to expand their knowledge and to do their most serious number
crunching. With Mathematica running on Mac OS X, they will be able to
use the latest in Apple technology to make the most of their
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