rcnelson@l_eld02.icaen.uiowa.edu (Ryan Christian Nelson,ZZZZ,3390469,3390469) (01/28/91)
From article <13194@medusa.cs.purdue.edu>, by krk@cs.purdue.EDU (Kevin Kuehl): > 1. Standard version. This is ``normal'' Mathematical we all > know and love. This had a 25% discount until February. > 2. Enhanced version. This uses the FPU on the machine to do > the calculations, but otherwise is no different. This also > has the 25% off discount until February. > 3. IF you are a student, you are eligible for the student > version. From the person's on the phone explanation, this > is simply just the standard version available only for > students. It has no 25% discount. I once heard (read?) that there was a macintosh version of the mathematica "Front End" ONLY (no kernel, no brains) for those of us who want to use mathematica running on a mainframe computer but are nauseated by trying to graph 3-D things on a tek emulator at home on our macs. I also heard this was cheap....actually, I think it was about $49. Is this what you were thinking of? Does anyone know where it can be got?