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December Discount
Posted on: Monday, December 10, 2007 at 04:26 AM UT
A WorkLife FrameWork: E x t e n d i n g MATHEMATICA's Reach...
For the month of December I am offering a $25 discount on the price of a license to A WorkLife FrameWork.
Single User License Special Discount price: $125 (usually $150)
Academic, Student, or Retiree Special Discount price: $75: (usually $100)
To receive the discounted price please use the following URL: http://scientificarts.com/worklife/purchase/december2007.html
Compatible with Mathematica 6.0, since its release, A WorkLife FrameWork is also compatible with Mathematica 5.2 and 5.1.
Mathematica is far more than a powerful environment for technical work and discovery. A WorkLife FrameWork extends Mathematica's reach so that it becomes the focal point for your larger creative work.
With the next release of A WorkLife FrameWork there will be a price increase. However, upgrades to the new version will continue to be free for all license holders of this and earlier versions.
Download it at: http://scientificarts.com/worklife/purchase/download/licenseagreement.html
View Screen Casts at: http://scientificarts.com/worklife/screencasts/
Read Testimonials at: http://scientificarts.com/worklife/testimonial.html
See Screen Shots at: http://scientificarts.com/worklife/screenshots/index.html
Read the Blog (created directly from A WorkLife FrameWork) at: http://scientificarts.com/worklife/wlfwblog/
Email for any and all questions: info@scientificarts.com (I answer quickly!)
A fully functional 15 day trial password is available: please give it a try!
A WorkLife FrameWork is a broad, customizable, creative tool set tuned to the varied ways that practicing Scientists, Engineers, and Mathematicians work.
A WorkLife FrameWork exposes the potential of the Mathematica FrontEnd: it is the "desktop for Mathematica"
A sampling of its continually expanding repertoire includes the following.
** Palette- and dialog-oriented interface with 42 Palettes with a simple navigation system
** Create Journals/Diaries/Laboratory notebooks containing arbitrary technical and other content
** Create, organize, and track ToDos within Diaries
** Automatically perform computations on data that you have entered into notebooks
** Automatically create reports and extract content from material arbitrarily located within notebooks
** Create supporting applications with a Mathematica-native Database language with a simple GUI interface
** Blog from within Mathematica using its full graphical and technical typesetting capabilities
** Email from within Mathematica--keep emails with the work that is relevant to them and maintain notes for these emails
** Tag and extract information from Mathematica Notebooks in arbitrary ways
** Define and automatically open sets of files (notebooks, URLs, Documents in other applications)
** Backup your work with added commentary for Notebooks and Diaries
** Password Protect and Encrypt Notebooks and Diaries
** Read RSS feeds through Mathematica; search search engines from Mathematica
** Define reusable templates for complex Notebook entries and define templates for Diaries/Journals
** Palette driven access to all style sheets and Notebook styles including hidden styles
** Track favorite Notebooks, Diaries, and Packages
** Track cell execution: Save aspects of the state of a Mathematica session;
** Full functional access with 700+ new functions and parameters.
** And Very Much more...
*Scientific Arts, LLC is not affiliated with Wolfram Research Inc.; MATHEMATICA(R) a is a registered trademark of Wolfram Research, Inc.
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8/4, 2009; 8:53 PM: Documenting Screencast 11/19, 2008; 11:28 AM: Mathematica 7 and A WorkLife FrameWork 3.0 11/17, 2008; 3:51 PM: A Notebook Tagging Tutorial 4/18, 2008; 3:41 PM: The Mathematica Documentation Center 3/2, 2008; 4:01 PM: Security Tools 12/10, 2007; 12:26 AM: December Discount 10/1, 2007; 11:09 PM: Creating a new Stylesheet: an exercise in refinement 7/28, 2007; 3:04 PM: Where is WorkLife Going? And why was version 2.0 ready when Mathematica 6 was released? 7/17, 2007; 10:28 PM: A Practical Matter: Restarting WorkLife 7/10, 2007; 11:12 PM: Almost nothing to do with A WorkLife FrameWork, but time will tell... 6/28, 2007; 1:01 PM: A WorkLife FrameWork: It is Many Applications... 6/19, 2007; 10:59 AM: A New Screencast: Getting Started 6/15, 2007; 10:33 AM: Notebook History comment... 6/10, 2007; 10:07 PM: Nonlinear Work Habits and Tagging 6/10, 2007; 6:29 PM: A Palette for Standard Packages 6/9, 2007; 11:19 AM: A discussion 6/3, 2007; 10:03 PM: A MathGroup Posting 5/28, 2007; 9:33 PM: A WorkLife FrameWork is now compatible with version 6 of Mathematica 5/22, 2007; 9:36 PM: Email Analysis Tools 5/22, 2007; 9:27 AM: The Palettes Menu 5/20, 2007; 11:14 PM: Soon, very soon... 5/3, 2007; 11:09 AM: Mathematica 6 Released: A WorkLife FrameWork 2.0 to follow very soon... 3/21, 2007; 1:50 PM: A WorkLife FrameWork mention on MacinTouch 2/22, 2007; 1:40 PM: More screencasts... 2/19, 2007; 12:42 AM: New Screencasts 12/30, 2006; 7:51 PM: Organizational Choices 11/26, 2006; 10:54 PM: Updated Version of A WorkLife FrameWork. 11/10, 2006; 12:30 AM: A quote and a testimonial... 11/6, 2006; 2:09 PM: Version 1.1 on its way 10/31, 2006; 3:32 PM: Another blog mention of A WorkLife FrameWork 10/23, 2006; 10:54 AM: Finding A Diary or Notebook 10/10, 2006; 9:45 PM: At the Wolfram Technology Conference 10/8, 2006; 11:35 AM: The Wolfram Technology Conference 9/27, 2006; 10:51 AM: Menu Items on Custom Palettes 9/21, 2006; 10:50 AM: A Tip: Multiple disks or partitions 9/20, 2006; 3:57 PM: A bit of Blogosphere notice 9/18, 2006; 9:24 PM: Opening a set of files 9/14, 2006; 11:25 PM: An Email Trick--slightly advanced 9/14, 2006; 11:08 PM: The most current version... 9/11, 2006; 1:00 PM: Finally Released!
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