Installation


Installing the Economics Pack for Mathematica 5.2.0.0

This provides a short guide for installing the Economics Pack. If you would have problems with installing, then read Install.nb for troubleshooting information. After expanding, start up Mathematica, go to the Help menu, and click on Rebuild Help Index. This procedure then includes the guide and index in your help browser. (Windows NT users will have to ask the system manager to do this.) Properly installed, you can call the TheEconomicsPack palette from the menu. This will give further assistence on using the Pack. Then read the chapter "Getting started" in the guide that now is included in the Help Index.

Properly installed, you can start the Pack by having Mathematica evaluate Needs["Economics`Pack`"].

The Pack will ask for your password. You only need it once. (Henceforth it will be read from a small Password.txt file in the Economics directory.) To get your password, email cool@dataweb.nl, and you will receive your password by reply email. Send me: (a) proof of your payment and (b) your Mathematica Licence number $LicenseID or your machine number $MachineID. (NB. Holders of a single user licence for the Economics Pack on a network machine, with a Mathematica Network $LicenseID, will have to send in their $MachineID.)

Notes: (1) Proof of payment can come e.g. from the bank or the reseller. Your $LicenseID and $MachineID can be found by evaluating these symbols in Mathematica, which can be done without the Economics Pack installed. If you send your $LicenseID then you can use the Pack with your copy of Mathematica. (2) Also, if you are working as a single user with Mathematica on the network, you might be advised to contact your systems manager for installing the Pack in the same directory where Mathematica is installed. The Pack can be installed in the $InstallationDirectory, $BaseDirectory or the $UserBaseDirectory, but the first seems preferable. (3) Note this Horror Cabinet of other things that can go wrong.


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