Mathematica normally organizes the cells in a notebook automatically into hierarchical groups. Double-clicking lets you show only the heading cell of a group, or only a ...

Like other objects in Mathematica, the cells in a notebook, and in fact the whole notebook itself, are all ultimately represented as Mathematica expressions. With the ...

Palettes are like extensions of your keyboard. They can be used to perform many actions in Mathematica, including entering typesetting characters, styling notebooks, and ...

The core of Mathematica's unique power for building interfaces is in its extremely flexible high-level symbolic paradigm. But Mathematica also allows you to build interfaces ...

The hierarchy of levels at which options can be set. Here is a notebook containing three cells. This is what happens when the setting CellFrame->True is made specifically for ...

Entering Greek Letters Entering Two-Dimensional Input Editing and Evaluating Two-Dimensional Expressions

Mathematica's symbolic document paradigm makes it uniquely easy to create complex structured documents programmatically, including both graphical elements and dynamic ...

Mathematica allows graphics to appear anywhere in notebooks, including inline in text or other expressions. You can specify how the graphics should be placed and rendered, ...

Modal is an option to functions such as CreateDialog that specifies whether the dialog that is created should be modal to the Mathematica front end.

MIME type: text/xmlMathematica ExpressionML format. Represents an arbitrary Mathematica expression as XML. Used for the exchange of general expressions between Mathematica ...