Thanks again, but the replacement idea of keyboard macros did not
work. I went to the subdirectory, changed the original keyboard macros
name to "Original Keyboardmacros" and copied the keyboard macros
from EXP 5. The EXP 6.0 did not care for it, but strangely, read the
"Original Keyboardmacros" keyboard. It probably won't read the
EXP 5.0 keyboard macros, which would not surprise me.
Eugene

   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Wilkin, Jonathan L.
   To: expswp@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Friday, May 29, 2009 5:25 PM
   Subject: RE: [expswp] Re: Keyboard Macros





   They are in "your documents." As mine shows:
   C:\Documents and Settings\jon\My Documents\My EXP Files\System

   Hope this helps.
   jon

   Jon Wilkin
   Assistant Dean, Math & CS
   Alexandria Campus

   -----Original Message-----
   From: expswp@yahoogroups.com on behalf of Eugene Dshalalow
   Sent: Fri 5/29/2009 4:29 PM
   To: expswp@yahoogroups.com
   Subject: [expswp] Re: Keyboard Macros

   I am curious how can I use the keyboard macros in EXP 6.0
   previously created in EXP 5. In the past, the keyboard macros
   were located in the EXP 5.0 or 5.1 subdirectory. Now I cannot
   locate the keyboard macros from within EXP 6.0.
   So, my question is where is the keyboard macros located?
   [I hope that the EXP 5.0 keyboard macros will function from
   under EXP 6.0 or will they not?]
   Eugene Dshalalow


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   [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]





[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

P.S. Actually it ended up working.
Eugene

   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Wilkin, Jonathan L.
   To: expswp@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Friday, May 29, 2009 5:25 PM
   Subject: RE: [expswp] Re: Keyboard Macros





   They are in "your documents." As mine shows:
   C:\Documents and Settings\jon\My Documents\My EXP Files\System

   Hope this helps.
   jon

   Jon Wilkin
   Assistant Dean, Math & CS
   Alexandria Campus

   -----Original Message-----
   From: expswp@yahoogroups.com on behalf of Eugene Dshalalow
   Sent: Fri 5/29/2009 4:29 PM
   To: expswp@yahoogroups.com
   Subject: [expswp] Re: Keyboard Macros

   I am curious how can I use the keyboard macros in EXP 6.0
   previously created in EXP 5. In the past, the keyboard macros
   were located in the EXP 5.0 or 5.1 subdirectory. Now I cannot
   locate the keyboard macros from within EXP 6.0.
   So, my question is where is the keyboard macros located?
   [I hope that the EXP 5.0 keyboard macros will function from
   under EXP 6.0 or will they not?]
   Eugene Dshalalow


   [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

   [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]





[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

You will only be able to install 3 copies. The number of installed copies is
keyed on to the
memory stick. I tried it under testing I think and that was indeed the case. To
install it on
a different computer, you have to uninstall from one of the three. Actually, 3
is the new
trend that Simon and a few others have started using. Most licenses say 2 copies
or they just
limit you to a single user with the number not noted (a bit dangerous for the
vendor).

Basically you will have to decide which of the machines you will use, max 3. If
you want all
5, it might be worth a second copy. Bill

To:              expswp@yahoogroups.com
From:            Eugene Dshalalow <edshalalow@...>
Date sent:       Fri, 29 May 2009 16:40:20 -0400
Subject:         [expswp] Re: EXP 6.0 License
Send reply to:   expswp@yahoogroups.com

> Dear Simon:
> My colleague, Richard Sinden, and I just bought two licenses for
> EXP 6.0 for each one of us. The Manual says we are eligible
> to run it on 3 PC's max only (for one user, of course). What if I
> actually have 5 PC's: one is at my FIT office, three PC's
> at home plus one laptop. All of them are strictly my machines
> and I use all of them. They run different programs, with very
> little overlaps. But each one of them has EXP 5.0 installed.
> If 3 is the supremum, I will have to decide on which of the
> five machines to install 6.0.
> Thanks,
> Eugene
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>
> ------------------------------------
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>


--
Dr. William A. Davis, Director of VT Antenna Group
(Wireless @ VT)
The Bradley Dept of Elec & Comp Engr, Virginia Tech
Blacksburg, VA 24061-0111  [(540)231-6307, 231-3362FAX]
http://antenna.ece.vt.edu

The migration of the keyboard macros is explained in the help file. Depending on
your version
of Acrobat or Reader, you may have to go to the EXP 6.0>System folder and open
the PDF that is
now the form of the help. On this machine, I have to go to the folder since EXP
6 does not
recognize AA5. It does recognize AA7. Not sure what the problem is.

In the directions it gives info on where the keyboard macros can be found for
various versions
of the OS and indicates to copy the macro file to "My EXP Files\System". I would
check the help file for
information on the location.

It appears you got it to work. Most of the answers you will need are in the
manual (help file of about 3MB PDF). There are several nice
new features, many related to interacting through the clipboard or saving with
other programs. Enjoy. Bill

To:              expswp@yahoogroups.com
From:            Eugene Dshalalow <edshalalow@...>
Date sent:       Fri, 29 May 2009 18:09:43 -0400
Subject:         Re: [expswp] Re: Keyboard Macros
Send reply to:   expswp@yahoogroups.com

> Thanks again, but the replacement idea of keyboard macros did not
> work. I went to the subdirectory, changed the original keyboard macros
> name to "Original Keyboardmacros" and copied the keyboard macros
> from EXP 5. The EXP 6.0 did not care for it, but strangely, read the
> "Original Keyboardmacros" keyboard. It probably won't read the
> EXP 5.0 keyboard macros, which would not surprise me.
> Eugene
>
>   ----- Original Message -----
>   From: Wilkin, Jonathan L.
>   To: expswp@yahoogroups.com
>   Sent: Friday, May 29, 2009 5:25 PM
>   Subject: RE: [expswp] Re: Keyboard Macros
>
>
>
>
>
>   They are in "your documents." As mine shows:
>   C:\Documents and Settings\jon\My Documents\My EXP Files\System
>
>   Hope this helps.
>   jon
>
>   Jon Wilkin
>   Assistant Dean, Math & CS
>   Alexandria Campus
>
>   -----Original Message-----
>   From: expswp@yahoogroups.com on behalf of Eugene Dshalalow
>   Sent: Fri 5/29/2009 4:29 PM
>   To: expswp@yahoogroups.com
>   Subject: [expswp] Re: Keyboard Macros
>
>   I am curious how can I use the keyboard macros in EXP 6.0
>   previously created in EXP 5. In the past, the keyboard macros
>   were located in the EXP 5.0 or 5.1 subdirectory. Now I cannot
>   locate the keyboard macros from within EXP 6.0.
>   So, my question is where is the keyboard macros located?
>   [I hope that the EXP 5.0 keyboard macros will function from
>   under EXP 6.0 or will they not?]
>   Eugene Dshalalow
>
>
>   [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>   [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>
> ------------------------------------
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>


--
Dr. William A. Davis, Director of VT Antenna Group
(Wireless @ VT)
The Bradley Dept of Elec & Comp Engr, Virginia Tech
Blacksburg, VA 24061-0111  [(540)231-6307, 231-3362FAX]
http://antenna.ece.vt.edu

Many thanks,
Eugene

   ----- Original Message -----
   From: wadavis@...
   To: expswp@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Friday, May 29, 2009 8:37 PM
   Subject: Re: [expswp] Re: EXP 6.0 License





   You will only be able to install 3 copies. The number of installed copies is
keyed on to the
   memory stick. I tried it under testing I think and that was indeed the case.
To install it on
   a different computer, you have to uninstall from one of the three. Actually, 3
is the new
   trend that Simon and a few others have started using. Most licenses say 2
copies or they just
   limit you to a single user with the number not noted (a bit dangerous for the
vendor).

   Basically you will have to decide which of the machines you will use, max 3.
If you want all
   5, it might be worth a second copy. Bill

   To: expswp@yahoogroups.com
   From: Eugene Dshalalow <edshalalow@...>
   Date sent: Fri, 29 May 2009 16:40:20 -0400
   Subject: [expswp] Re: EXP 6.0 License
   Send reply to: expswp@yahoogroups.com

   > Dear Simon:
   > My colleague, Richard Sinden, and I just bought two licenses for
   > EXP 6.0 for each one of us. The Manual says we are eligible
   > to run it on 3 PC's max only (for one user, of course). What if I
   > actually have 5 PC's: one is at my FIT office, three PC's
   > at home plus one laptop. All of them are strictly my machines
   > and I use all of them. They run different programs, with very
   > little overlaps. But each one of them has EXP 5.0 installed.
   > If 3 is the supremum, I will have to decide on which of the
   > five machines to install 6.0.
   > Thanks,
   > Eugene
   >
   >
   > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
   >
   >
   >
   > ------------------------------------
   >
   > Yahoo! Groups Links
   >
   >
   >

   --
   Dr. William A. Davis, Director of VT Antenna Group
   (Wireless @ VT)
   The Bradley Dept of Elec & Comp Engr, Virginia Tech
   Blacksburg, VA 24061-0111 [(540)231-6307, 231-3362FAX]
   http://antenna.ece.vt.edu




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OK guys - Acrobat 9, Vista, EXP v.5.1 SP4 - won't print in Acrobat.  What am I
doing wrong?

John Lilly

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

I was never quite satisfied with the print redirection
into PDF, especially if the graphics placed into EXP contain
fonts with math symbols and Greek letters. I rather use an
Apple Color LaserWrite printer driver set to print to a
PostScript file, then I use the Acrobat Distiller to convert
the PS into PDF, always with perfect results.

     Otherwise, you might want to try the PDF-reDirect program,
<http://www.exp-systems.com/>, it's free and creates relatively
good PDFs most of the time, but still has occasional problems
with handling certain fonts (I guess the problem is with the
non-standard font files).

     Hope this helps,
                       Erik


John wrote:
>
>
> OK guys - Acrobat 9, Vista, EXP v.5.1 SP4 - won't print in Acrobat.
> What am I doing wrong?
>
> John Lilly
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>

Should not be a problem. How are you trying to print and what messages?
Does AA9 work with other programs? Bill

>     I was never quite satisfied with the print redirection
> into PDF, especially if the graphics placed into EXP contain
> fonts with math symbols and Greek letters. I rather use an
> Apple Color LaserWrite printer driver set to print to a
> PostScript file, then I use the Acrobat Distiller to convert
> the PS into PDF, always with perfect results.
>
>     Otherwise, you might want to try the PDF-reDirect program,
> <http://www.exp-systems.com/>, it's free and creates relatively
> good PDFs most of the time, but still has occasional problems
> with handling certain fonts (I guess the problem is with the
> non-standard font files).
>
>     Hope this helps,
>                       Erik
>
>
> John wrote:
> >
> >
> > OK guys - Acrobat 9, Vista, EXP v.5.1 SP4 - won't print in Acrobat.
> > What am I doing wrong?
> >
> > John Lilly
> >
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
> >
> >
>
>
> ------------------------------------
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>

Sorry - it seems to be working now.  Thanks for the help.  Perhaps it needed a
reboot?




________________________________
From: Marge Davis <wadavis@...>
To: expswp@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, June 29, 2009 3:38:41 PM
Subject: Re: [expswp] Acrobat 9





Should not be a problem. How are you trying to print and what messages?
Does AA9 work with other programs? Bill

> I was never quite satisfied with the print redirection
> into PDF, especially if the graphics placed into EXP contain
> fonts with math symbols and Greek letters. I rather use an
> Apple Color LaserWrite printer driver set to print to a
> PostScript file, then I use the Acrobat Distiller to convert
> the PS into PDF, always with perfect results.
>
> Otherwise, you might want to try the PDF-reDirect program,
> <http://www.exp-systems.com/>, it's free and creates relatively
> good PDFs most of the time, but still has occasional problems
> with handling certain fonts (I guess the problem is with the
> non-standard font files).
>
> Hope this helps,
> Erik
>
>
> John wrote:
> >
> >
> > OK guys - Acrobat 9, Vista, EXP v.5.1 SP4 - won't print in Acrobat.
> > What am I doing wrong?
> >
> > John Lilly
> >
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
> >
> >
>
>
> ------------ --------- --------- ------
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>




[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

I cannot bring up help topics because even though I downloaded and installed
Winhlp32.exe to Vista, so I can't check help.

I have checked the document for LaTex Conversion. It is ready to convert, but I
am not sure what to do.  I go to option->document options and click LaTex
Connversion and the OK. However nothing seems to happen.

Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.

The document option just checks the file for LaTeX compatibility (shift-F11). To
create the LaTeX file, you just use Save As and
select the LaTeX file type. Be sure to change the extension in EXP 5.1.

There are a lot of LaTeX options in the document options for the conversion to
improve the results of the LaTeX file.
Unfortunately they are not very easy to understand and require a reasonable
understanding of LaTeX - I am marginal on LaTeX
and maybe you are better.

There are 2 style sheets (.sty) that should be included with the LaTeX file that
are found in the LaTeX folder of EXP. You may
need to play around a bit with the graphics options for the LaTeX conversion. It
may be better to actually do the graphics
separately for your version of LaTeX and not try to extract them.

Good luck. I was told by one person that worked in LaTeX, that the EXP
conversion was easier to deal with than either Scientific
WORD or MicroSoft WORD. I still find EXP one of the easiest technical word
processors to use, though not as flexible as LaTeX.
That flexibility is not something I have found as a major concern, except
possibly having word wrap around a graphic or such.
Most of us have workarounds for those issues.

Bill

> I cannot bring up help topics because even though I downloaded and installed
Winhlp32.exe to Vista, so I can't check help.
>
> I have checked the document for LaTex Conversion. It is ready to convert, but
I am not sure what to do.  I go to option->document options and click LaTex
Connversion and the OK. However nothing seems to happen.
>
> Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.
>

Thank you Bill. Wow that was fast!  I am going to read your email now.

Larry




On Jul 26, 2009, at 9:59 PM, <wadavis@...> wrote:

> The document option just checks the file for LaTeX compatibility
> (shift-F11). To create the LaTeX file, you just use Save As and
> select the LaTeX file type. Be sure to change the extension in EXP
> 5.1.
>
> There are a lot of LaTeX options in the document options for the
> conversion to improve the results of the LaTeX file.
> Unfortunately they are not very easy to understand and require a
> reasonable understanding of LaTeX - I am marginal on LaTeX
> and maybe you are better.
>
> There are 2 style sheets (.sty) that should be included with the
> LaTeX file that are found in the LaTeX folder of EXP. You may
> need to play around a bit with the graphics options for the LaTeX
> conversion. It may be better to actually do the graphics
> separately for your version of LaTeX and not try to extract them.
>
> Good luck. I was told by one person that worked in LaTeX, that the
> EXP conversion was easier to deal with than either Scientific
> WORD or MicroSoft WORD. I still find EXP one of the easiest
> technical word processors to use, though not as flexible as LaTeX.
> That flexibility is not something I have found as a major concern,
> except possibly having word wrap around a graphic or such.
> Most of us have workarounds for those issues.
>
> Bill
>
> > I cannot bring up help topics because even though I downloaded
> and installed Winhlp32.exe to Vista, so I can't check help.
> >
> > I have checked the document for LaTex Conversion. It is ready to
> convert, but I am not sure what to do. I go to option->document
> options and click LaTex Connversion and the OK. However nothing
> seems to happen.
> >
> > Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.
> >
>
>



[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Larry -
Bill is correct (as he usually is) that the conversion is not difficult, as long
as the setup is OK. But I'm thinking you might temporarily install EXP 5.1 on an
XP machine just so you can read the help files about the process. They tell you
what and where the necessary style sheets and are and to where to copy them.
Isn't VISTA a great (grate, grating) OS?

Jon

Jon Wilkin
Assistant Dean, Math & CS
Alexandria Campus



-----Original Message-----
From: expswp@yahoogroups.com on behalf of wadavis@...
Sent: Sun 7/26/2009 9:59 PM
To: expswp@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [expswp] Converting .wxp file from EXP 5.1 to a LaTex file

The document option just checks the file for LaTeX compatibility (shift-F11). To
create the LaTeX file, you just use Save As and
select the LaTeX file type. Be sure to change the extension in EXP 5.1.

There are a lot of LaTeX options in the document options for the conversion to
improve the results of the LaTeX file.
Unfortunately they are not very easy to understand and require a reasonable
understanding of LaTeX - I am marginal on LaTeX
and maybe you are better.

There are 2 style sheets (.sty) that should be included with the LaTeX file that
are found in the LaTeX folder of EXP. You may
need to play around a bit with the graphics options for the LaTeX conversion. It
may be better to actually do the graphics
separately for your version of LaTeX and not try to extract them.

Good luck. I was told by one person that worked in LaTeX, that the EXP
conversion was easier to deal with than either Scientific
WORD or MicroSoft WORD. I still find EXP one of the easiest technical word
processors to use, though not as flexible as LaTeX.
That flexibility is not something I have found as a major concern, except
possibly having word wrap around a graphic or such.
Most of us have workarounds for those issues.

Bill

> I cannot bring up help topics because even though I downloaded and installed
Winhlp32.exe to Vista, so I can't check help.
>
> I have checked the document for LaTex Conversion. It is ready to convert, but
I am not sure what to do.  I go to option->document options and click LaTex
Connversion and the OK. However nothing seems to happen.
>
> Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.
>




[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

OK.  I saved the file as a tex file and opened the tex file
withTeXShop.  However I run into errors trying to typeset. Perhaps I
am not including the .sty files. How do I check?  Thanks,

Larry




On Jul 26, 2009, at 9:59 PM, <wadavis@...> <wadavis@...> wrote:

> The document option just checks the file for LaTeX compatibility
> (shift-F11). To create the LaTeX file, you just use Save As and
> select the LaTeX file type. Be sure to change the extension in EXP
> 5.1.
>
> There are a lot of LaTeX options in the document options for the
> conversion to improve the results of the LaTeX file.
> Unfortunately they are not very easy to understand and require a
> reasonable understanding of LaTeX - I am marginal on LaTeX
> and maybe you are better.
>
> There are 2 style sheets (.sty) that should be included with the
> LaTeX file that are found in the LaTeX folder of EXP. You may
> need to play around a bit with the graphics options for the LaTeX
> conversion. It may be better to actually do the graphics
> separately for your version of LaTeX and not try to extract them.
>
> Good luck. I was told by one person that worked in LaTeX, that the
> EXP conversion was easier to deal with than either Scientific
> WORD or MicroSoft WORD. I still find EXP one of the easiest
> technical word processors to use, though not as flexible as LaTeX.
> That flexibility is not something I have found as a major concern,
> except possibly having word wrap around a graphic or such.
> Most of us have workarounds for those issues.
>
> Bill
>
> > I cannot bring up help topics because even though I downloaded
> and installed Winhlp32.exe to Vista, so I can't check help.
> >
> > I have checked the document for LaTex Conversion. It is ready to
> convert, but I am not sure what to do. I go to option->document
> options and click LaTex Connversion and the OK. However nothing
> seems to happen.
> >
> > Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.
> >
>
>



[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

My EXP 6.0 appears to be corrupted.  I can't find the "key" to allow me to
reinstall.  Diskettes are easier to keep track of than a memory stick.  Is there
a patch that can fix this problem?

A comment on VISTA. As I recall, Simon did a few patches and that might
have improved the performance on VISTA. I do not remember if I had a
help problem on VISTA (don't check help that much and do most of my
work on XP). The latest update for EXP 5.1 is SP4 and installing that
might be worth the time if you have not done so.

I do have one problem on VISTA. The screen refresh sometimes messes up.
A page up and down resolves the issue -- a pain when you are typing. Of
course that may be a display driver issue for my 24" wide-screen
display.

The style sheet issue is one for your TeX system. I would assume thoat
you need to locate the STY files in the same folder as the TEX file or
in a base folder of your TEX system. The former should be adequate. It
has been so long since I used my MikTeX, I forgot the process. However,
in the samples I did a while back, the exptex.sty and expthmi.sty are
both located in the folder with the tex file. The original sty files
are located in the LaTeX sub-folder of your EXP installation.

I can check my VISTA for the help file in a bit.

Bill

> Larry -
> Bill is correct (as he usually is) that the conversion is not difficult, as
long as the setup is OK. But I'm thinking you might temporarily install EXP 5.1
on an XP machine just so you can read the help files about the process. They
tell you what and where the necessary style sheets and are and to where to copy
them.
> Isn't VISTA a great (grate, grating) OS?
>
> Jon
>

Thanks Bill.  I installed SP4 this morning, but EXP help still
malfunctions.  BTW I copied and pasted exptex.sty into the file EXP
converted to teX.  However when I run TeXShop using LaTeX I get error
messages.

In case anyone is a quick read of TeX files, I am attaching the file
(with the .sty pasted in) below.  If anyone has any insights I would
be grateful for any pointers.  Thank you,

Larry




On Jul 27, 2009, at 8:22 AM, <wadavis@...> <wadavis@...> wrote:

> A comment on VISTA. As I recall, Simon did a few patches and that
> might
> have improved the performance on VISTA. I do not remember if I had a
> help problem on VISTA (don't check help that much and do most of my
> work on XP). The latest update for EXP 5.1 is SP4 and installing that
> might be worth the time if you have not done so.
>
> I do have one problem on VISTA. The screen refresh sometimes messes
> up.
> A page up and down resolves the issue -- a pain when you are
> typing. Of
> course that may be a display driver issue for my 24" wide-screen
> display.
>
> The style sheet issue is one for your TeX system. I would assume thoat
> you need to locate the STY files in the same folder as the TEX file or
> in a base folder of your TEX system. The former should be adequate. It
> has been so long since I used my MikTeX, I forgot the process.
> However,
> in the samples I did a while back, the exptex.sty and expthmi.sty are
> both located in the folder with the tex file. The original sty files
> are located in the LaTeX sub-folder of your EXP installation.
>
> I can check my VISTA for the help file in a bit.
>
> Bill
>
> > Larry -
> > Bill is correct (as he usually is) that the conversion is not
> difficult, as long as the setup is OK. But I'm thinking you might
> temporarily install EXP 5.1 on an XP machine just so you can read
> the help files about the process. They tell you what and where the
> necessary style sheets and are and to where to copy them.
> > Isn't VISTA a great (grate, grating) OS?
> >
> > Jon
> >
>
>



[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Larry -
Attachments don't function on the listserv.
There are two style files. The second is expthmi.sty.
Both sty files should be in the directory that contains the file article.cls

Jon

Jon Wilkin
Assistant Dean, Math & CS
Alexandria Campus



-----Original Message-----
From: expswp@yahoogroups.com on behalf of Larry Eisenberg
Sent: Mon 7/27/2009 11:16 AM
To: expswp@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [expswp] Converting .wxp file from EXP 5.1 to a LaTex file

Thanks Bill.  I installed SP4 this morning, but EXP help still
malfunctions.  BTW I copied and pasted exptex.sty into the file EXP
converted to teX.  However when I run TeXShop using LaTeX I get error
messages.

In case anyone is a quick read of TeX files, I am attaching the file
(with the .sty pasted in) below.  If anyone has any insights I would
be grateful for any pointers.  Thank you,

Larry

?


On Jul 27, 2009, at 8:22 AM, <wadavis@...> <wadavis@...> wrote:

> A comment on VISTA. As I recall, Simon did a few patches and that
> might
> have improved the performance on VISTA. I do not remember if I had a
> help problem on VISTA (don't check help that much and do most of my
> work on XP). The latest update for EXP 5.1 is SP4 and installing that
> might be worth the time if you have not done so.
>
> I do have one problem on VISTA. The screen refresh sometimes messes
> up.
> A page up and down resolves the issue -- a pain when you are
> typing. Of
> course that may be a display driver issue for my 24" wide-screen
> display.
>
> The style sheet issue is one for your TeX system. I would assume thoat
> you need to locate the STY files in the same folder as the TEX file or
> in a base folder of your TEX system. The former should be adequate. It
> has been so long since I used my MikTeX, I forgot the process.
> However,
> in the samples I did a while back, the exptex.sty and expthmi.sty are
> both located in the folder with the tex file. The original sty files
> are located in the LaTeX sub-folder of your EXP installation.
>
> I can check my VISTA for the help file in a bit.
>
> Bill
>
> > Larry -
> > Bill is correct (as he usually is) that the conversion is not
> difficult, as long as the setup is OK. But I'm thinking you might
> temporarily install EXP 5.1 on an XP machine just so you can read
> the help files about the process. They tell you what and where the
> necessary style sheets and are and to where to copy them.
> > Isn't VISTA a great (grate, grating) OS?
> >
> > Jon
> >
>
>



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OK, I got to work and tried it on VISTA and indeed the help file failed. I may
look at it a bit more. Simon did make some comments about VISTA at
some point as I recall, and that may have had some information. His focus
now is on EXP6.

The attachments did not come through. That is typical of most listservs.
You will likely have to post your example some place. In that case you
might want to post both the EXP file and the TEX file.

The help files work fine on the EXP 6 with VISTA. Simon moved to a PDF
format for EXP 6 help.

Bill

> Thanks Bill.  I installed SP4 this morning, but EXP help still
> malfunctions.  BTW I copied and pasted exptex.sty into the file EXP
> converted to teX.  However when I run TeXShop using LaTeX I get error
> messages.
>
> In case anyone is a quick read of TeX files, I am attaching the file
> (with the .sty pasted in) below.  If anyone has any insights I would
> be grateful for any pointers.  Thank you,
>
> Larry
>

There is information on getting EXP 5.1 Help to work on Vista on the EXP web
site:
     http://www.expswp.com/support/Vista/HelpSystem.htm

You need to do more than just download and install WinHelp.

Simon

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wadavis@...
   Sent: Monday, July 27, 2009 11:48 AM
   To: Larry Eisenberg; expswp@yahoogroups.com
   Subject: Re: [expswp] Converting .wxp file from EXP 5.1 to a LaTex file


     OK, I got to work and tried it on VISTA and indeed the help file failed.
I may
   look at it a bit more. Simon did make some comments about VISTA at
   some point as I recall, and that may have had some information. His focus
   now is on EXP6.

   The attachments did not come through. That is typical of most listservs.
   You will likely have to post your example some place. In that case you
   might want to post both the EXP file and the TEX file.

   The help files work fine on the EXP 6 with VISTA. Simon moved to a PDF
   format for EXP 6 help.

   Bill

   > Thanks Bill. I installed SP4 this morning, but EXP help still
   > malfunctions. BTW I copied and pasted exptex.sty into the file EXP
   > converted to teX. However when I run TeXShop using LaTeX I get error
   > messages.
   >
   > In case anyone is a quick read of TeX files, I am attaching the file
   > (with the .sty pasted in) below. If anyone has any insights I would
   > be grateful for any pointers. Thank you,
   >
   > Larry
   >






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Does anyone know a way to open two copies of EXP, one on each of two
monitors?  My system will not allow it, simply reverting to the open copy.



Equivalently, I could tile two windows vertically.  When I try this, I
cannot drag the second window over to the other monitor.



Thanks,



Don Waldman







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Does anyone know if EXP 6.0 is compatible to a 64 bits processor.
It turns out that EXP 5.0 is not.
Thanks,
Eugene Dshalalow

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All,

Eugene is correct that EXP 5.0 will not work with 64-bit editions of
Windows. EXP 6.0 does work with 64-bit Windows. However, units of EXP 6.0
shipped prior to July 13, 2009 have a problem installing on 64-bit Windows.
If you purchased EXP 6.0 prior to that date and you need to install EXP on a
64-bit Windows system, please contact Symbol Dynamics customer service and
we can e-mail you a tiny program that fixes the problem. All units of EXP
6.0 shipped after July 12, 2009 install smoothly on 64-bit Windows.

By the way, I have tested EXP 6.0 with both the 32-bit and the 64-bit
editions of Windows 7 Release Candidate and all is well. Once Microsoft
releases the final version of Windows 7 in October, I will post a message to
this group announcing the compatibility.

Regards,
Simon Smith

   -----Original Message-----
   From: expswp@yahoogroups.com [mailto:expswp@yahoogroups.com]On Behalf Of
Eugene Dshalalow
   Sent: Friday, July 31, 2009 11:33 PM
   To: expswp@yahoogroups.com
   Subject: Re: [expswp] Incompatibility of EXP 5.0 to 64 Bit Processor


     Does anyone know if EXP 6.0 is compatible to a 64 bits processor.
   It turns out that EXP 5.0 is not.
   Thanks,
   Eugene Dshalalow

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Thanks, Simon, for this clarification.
Kind regards,
Eugene

__________________________

   All,

Eugene is correct that EXP 5.0 will not work with 64-bit editions of
Windows. EXP 6.0 does work with 64-bit Windows. However, units of EXP 6.0
shipped prior to July 13, 2009 have a problem installing on 64-bit Windows.
If you purchased EXP 6.0 prior to that date and you need to install EXP on a
64-bit Windows system, please contact Symbol Dynamics customer service and
we can e-mail you a tiny program that fixes the problem. All units of EXP
6.0 shipped after July 12, 2009 install smoothly on 64-bit Windows.

By the way, I have tested EXP 6.0 with both the 32-bit and the 64-bit
editions of Windows 7 Release Candidate and all is well. Once Microsoft
releases the final version of Windows 7 in October, I will post a message to
this group announcing the compatibility.

Regards,
Simon Smith

-----Original Message-----
From: expswp@yahoogroups.com [mailto:expswp@yahoogroups.com]On Behalf Of
Eugene Dshalalow
Sent: Friday, July 31, 2009 11:33 PM
To: expswp@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [expswp] Incompatibility of EXP 5.0 to 64 Bit Processor

Does anyone know if EXP 6.0 is compatible to a 64 bits processor.
It turns out that EXP 5.0 is not.
Thanks,
Eugene Dshalalow

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Hi EXPerts.  Is it possible to insert a hypertext link in an EXP 5.1
document?  If so, how?  For example, I'd like to insert Riemann
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Riemann_zeta_function>  zeta function.
Thanks, Frank



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I think it can be done, but not directly. It also depends on your intended
use. If it is for printing to a PDF, you can do it by creating an EPS file that
is inserted. The EPS file would have to implement PDF Marks, the way one
can also include slide transitions in a file used to create PDF slides.
Basically PDF Marks are what are used by PDF Maker in OFFICE files to
add information in a preprocessing sense to the PS file that is used to
create the PDF.

Actually, for a PDF it is probably faster to simply add the link in the PDF
directly. If you have some other purpose for a hyperlink, then what is your
intended use. For hyperlinks directly from EXP, the answer is no.

Bill

> Hi EXPerts.  Is it possible to insert a hypertext link in an EXP 5.1
> document?  If so, how?  For example, I'd like to insert Riemann
> <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Riemann_zeta_function>  zeta function.
> Thanks, Frank

Dear All
I was wondering if is possible to run EXP 5.0.2 on MAC OSX. I have an Intel iMAC
with Leopard on it.
Please anybody can help me?
Thanks.
Riccardo

Riccardo -

You need to dual boot to Windows. 5.0.2 works well in XP.



jon



Jon Wilkin

Mathematics

Alexandria Campus

Northern Virginia Community College

703-845-6003



From: expswp@yahoogroups.com [mailto:expswp@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf
Of riccardo.nicoletti
Sent: Tuesday, November 24, 2009 2:21 AM
To: expswp@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [expswp] EXP on MAC OSX





Dear All
I was wondering if is possible to run EXP 5.0.2 on MAC OSX. I have an
Intel iMAC with Leopard on it.
Please anybody can help me?
Thanks.
Riccardo





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Riccardo,
On the apple website look at http://www.apple.com/findouthow/mac/#windowsmac

I use Parallels and it works beautifully. I would recommend against using
Bootcamp to partition your drive. Letting Parallels handle the whole thing is
more efficient, faster, smoother operation in my experience. I have no
experience with VMware Fusion.

Leslie
Leslie J. Yonce-Meehl
http://www.tc.umn.edu/~pemeehl/
On Nov 24, 2009, at 6:20 AM, Wilkin, Jonathan L. wrote:

> Riccardo -
>
> You need to dual boot to Windows. 5.0.2 works well in XP.
>
> jon
>
> Jon Wilkin
>
> Mathematics
>
> Alexandria Campus
>
> Northern Virginia Community College
>
> 703-845-6003
>
> From: expswp@yahoogroups.com [mailto:expswp@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf
> Of riccardo.nicoletti
> Sent: Tuesday, November 24, 2009 2:21 AM
> To: expswp@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [expswp] EXP on MAC OSX
>
> Dear All
> I was wondering if is possible to run EXP 5.0.2 on MAC OSX. I have an
> Intel iMAC with Leopard on it.
> Please anybody can help me?
> Thanks.
> Riccardo
>
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>
>





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Thanks a lot.
Riccardo



>----Messaggio originale----
>Da: pemeehl@...
>Data: 24/11/2009 13.41
>A: <expswp@yahoogroups.com>
>Ogg: Re: [expswp] EXP on MAC OSX
>
>Riccardo,
>On the apple website look at http://www.apple.
com/findouthow/mac/#windowsmac
>
>I use Parallels and it works beautifully. I would recommend against using
Bootcamp to partition your drive. Letting Parallels handle the whole thing is
more efficient, faster, smoother operation in my experience. I have no
experience with VMware Fusion.
>
>Leslie
>Leslie J. Yonce-Meehl
>http://www.tc.umn.edu/~pemeehl/
>On Nov 24, 2009, at 6:20 AM, Wilkin, Jonathan L. wrote:
>
>> Riccardo -
>>
>> You need to dual boot to Windows. 5.0.2 works well in XP.
>>
>> jon
>>
>> Jon Wilkin
>>
>> Mathematics
>>
>> Alexandria Campus
>>
>> Northern Virginia Community College
>>
>> 703-845-6003
>>
>> From: expswp@yahoogroups.com [mailto:expswp@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf
>> Of riccardo.nicoletti
>> Sent: Tuesday, November 24, 2009 2:21 AM
>> To: expswp@yahoogroups.com
>> Subject: [expswp] EXP on MAC OSX
>>
>> Dear All
>> I was wondering if is possible to run EXP 5.0.2 on MAC OSX. I have an
>> Intel iMAC with Leopard on it.
>> Please anybody can help me?
>> Thanks.
>> Riccardo
>>
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>>
>>
>
>
>
>
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