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Printing "full version" or "publication version" of same notebook?

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  Printing "full version" or "publication version" of same notebook? dr DanW <dmaxwarren@gmail.com> - 2011-04-22 09:41 +0000
    Re: Printing "full version" or "publication version" of same notebook? AES <siegman@stanford.edu> - 2011-04-23 11:49 +0000

#1829 — Printing "full version" or "publication version" of same notebook?

I usually hide all Input cells before publishing.  Hold Alt and click the cell bracket of one Input cell; this selects all Input cells in the notebook.  Then close the cells.  If you want some input cells to remain open, maybe you could use a different cell type (Code?) for the ones you want to remain open.

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In article <iorifi$o5j$1@smc.vnet.net>, dr DanW <dmaxwarren@gmail.com> 
wrote:

> I usually hide all Input cells before publishing.  Hold Alt and click the 
> cell bracket of one Input cell; this selects all Input cells in the notebook. 
>  Then close the cells.  If you want some input cells to remain open, maybe 
> you could use a different cell type (Code?) for the ones you want to remain 
> open.

It's good to be reminded of the "Alt-click" selection trick (which I 
once knew, actually) -- thanks.

But if you want to have to have two different versions of at least one 
and maybe several cell Styles (hide-able and non-hide-able versions), a 
more formal or programmatic approach may be easier to use -- and to 
remember between widely spaced uses of Mathematica.

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