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Tag Archives: Compatible

Making an obsolate package compatible with Mathematica11

November 23, 2018   BI News and Info
 Making an obsolate package compatible with Mathematica11

I want to plot a complex-valued function of two arguments in not Re/Im separete plots but a single plot where the absolute value and phase of the function are represented as lightness and color.

For this purpose, I found an ideal mathematica package by Dr. Bernd Thaller:
VQM packages: https://vqm.uni-graz.at/notebooks/index.html
Usage example: https://www.mathematica-journal.com/issue/v7i2/articles/contents/thaller/html/

I installed this package and tried to load it but it gave me the following error messages:

<< VQM`ComplexPlot`
Get::noopen: Cannot open Utilities`FilterOptions`.
Needs::nocont: Context Utilities`FilterOptions` was not created when Needs was evaluated.

To work around the errors, I tried a solution given for another solution but it didn’t work:
https://mathematica.stackexchange.com/a/104461/41001

My question is how to modify the package to use on Mathematica11?

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PowerPhone is Now Compatible with Skype for Business Phone Lines

October 31, 2016   Microsoft Dynamics CRM
Blog Image Builder 800x600 2 Recovered Recovered 300x225 PowerPhone is Now Compatible with Skype for Business Phone Lines

Interested in PowerPhone, but don’t have or want to set up and configure a TAPI 2X driver? PowerPhone is now compatible with Skype for Business (formerly Lync) in an easy to use drop down.

With this latest enhancement, there’s no need to fuss with code! For organizations using both Skype for Business and a TAPI 2x system, users can switch between Skype for Business or hard phone lines with ease. Once the PowerPhone Agent is launched, the available Skype for Business or TAPI 2x phone lines will be displayed in the “Select Phone Line” drop down field.

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Find the new PowerPhone Agent for download on the PowerPhone webpage. Not a PowerPhone user? PowerPhone includes a free 30 day trial! Download the full PowerPhone solution and get started today!

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