Just before the closing ] in the cell expression you see, insert the text:.Select Show Expression again to toggle back to ordinary display of the cell in notebook format. This shows the ASCII text that the Mathematica front end uses to display the cell.

The argument types allow type checking and multiple definitions. Select Show Expression from the Format menu. The return type hint here is an optimisation it allows MathLink.jl to grab the value from Mathematica without first doing a type check, and makes the function type stable - for example, RandomReal(10, 5) would return an Any array if not for this definition.Click anywhere in a cell (or on its bracket) above which you want a printing page break.It´s quicker than Method 3, but you have to be very careful not to introduce errors into the cell expression. Like Method 3, this method leaves the printing page breaks where you insert them. Method 4 ( advanced): Insert page breaks by editing the notebook expressions for the cells where you want the breaks. Select Show Expression again to toggle the cell back to ordinary display in notebook format. You can see the page breaking settings applied to a cell by clicking anywhere in the cell (or clicking its cell bracket) then and selecting Show Expression from the Format menu. Close the Option Inspector dialog box when you are done.With the Option Inspector dialog box still open, click on another cell above which you want to insert a page break and repeat Steps 2–6.

Click the Apply button on the Option Inspector dialog box.Change the setting for the PageBreakAbove item from Automatic to True (select True from the drop-down list you get by clicking on the little down-arrow at the far right of the PageBreakAbove item line.).Expand the Cell Options section in the Option name outline by clicking the + next to its entry then similarly expand the Page Breaking sub-section.Make sure the Show option values for field says Selection (if not, choose Selection from the drop-down list).From the Format menu select Option Inspector.Select the cell just after where you want the page to break by clicking its bracket.You´ll have to use the analogous procedure to remove the inserted page breaks. This method leaves the printing page breaks where you insert them. Method 3: Insert page breaks using the Option Inspector.

Print the new notebook in the usual way.

From the File menu select New to create a new, blank notebook.

But you´ll have to do it for each set of pages you want, and you´ll have to do it all over again if you print again. Method 2: Paste into a new notebook and print from there.

From the File menu select Print Selection.

Select the cells you want to print by selecting their cell brackets (or, if the cells are in a group, just select the group´s bracket!).

Method 1: Select cells and use Print Selection. You can easily print any part of a notebook that consists of cells that you can select together. How do I print just part of a Mathematica notebook?Īnswer. Wolfram Knowledgebase Curated computable knowledge powering Wolfram|Alpha.Mathematica: How do I print part of a notebook? Wolfram Universal Deployment System Instant deployment across cloud, desktop, mobile, and more. Wolfram Data Framework Semantic framework for real-world data.

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