Mathwright Visualization Studio free demonstration Microworld:
Introduction to Mathwright32 Microworlds
Requires
the Java MathwrightWeb ActiveX Control to read in your Browser.
For
proper viewing, be sure to use Version 2.006 or later,
dated July, 25, 2002
Download free MathwrightWeb to view
Microworlds in your browser, then press
or
Or, if you prefer to read this off line, download the free Mathwright32
Reader, then press
For
proper viewing, be sure to use Version 2.006 or later,
dated July, 25, 2002
Complimentary Microworld:
Introduction
to Mathwright32 Microworlds
Click the Hyperlink above
to visit the Microworld in your Browser.
Author:
Margie
Hale
This
20 page book discusses the mechanics of reading and interacting in our new
Mathwright32 Microworlds. It is a good place to learn how to get around in
our Microworlds. It discusses nearly all of the Mathwright Objects, and illustrates
in many cases how they work. Step through these pages to get an overview of
Mathwright and how it works.
This
Microworld makes use of Databases as Active Data Objects. This means that
you do not have to have a database program to use these data bases, but you
should have the MS Access Database or the MS Access 97 Database installed
as a Data Source Name.
If
the section on Data Tables does not work properly, please do the following.
In Windows 95/98/ME,
just go to the Control Panel, and under ODBC Data Sources, select the User
DSN tab. If MS Access Database or MS Access 97 Database is already installed,
you should be all set. Otherwise, press the Add... button, and double-click
on the Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb) entry. Then, in the Data Source Name,
type MS Access Database.
Once you download our free Mathwright32 Reader above, then simply click Get This Microworld, and it will be downloaded to your machine and installed in a directory there. You may find it whenever you want to view it, by going to the Start, Programs, Mathwright32 Reader menu.
To
visit our Microworlds in your browser, it must be able to read ActiveX
controls. Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 Browser (or later)
is so equipped. You should check that the Security Settings under Tools,
Internet Options, Security for the Internet, Custom Level has:
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