Insert a chart component under the math tab – this will insert an empty embedded charting object. These capabilities are now available in Mathcad Prime 5.0! Using the new ‘Chart Component’ in Mathcad Previous to the new release, users were unable to fully control a title, a legend, gridlines, a 2nd y axis, or custom formatting when creating a plot graph under the plots tab. This image shows users where they can find the new charting component in Mathcad Prime 5.0. Prime 5.0 adds a new button under the Math tab called the ‘Chart Component.’ The plots tab will look the same as previous versions of Mathcad because nothing has been removed, only augmented for the addition of the new chart component. The new capabilities dramatically improve user’s ability to customize the look and layout of their charts and graphs to better convey information to stakeholders. Since there was a lot of feedback from users that there needed be improvements to the plotting features in previous Mathcad releases, Mathcad Prime 5.0 is almost entirely focused on enhancements to 2D plots. Meanwhile, I've attached a screenshot of the result (from the link below).īTW, I voted for the eBook suggestion for Prime 5 (there were only 6 votes including mine ).PTC Mathcad Prime delivers powerful engineering calculation management to help predict design behavior, drive critical parameters and dimensions, and enhance the visualization of your data with 2D plotting. Check out the link below for a Word doc explaining the process and a link to the required scripts. The article describes the 8+ extension packs that came with various older versions of Mathcad (15, 14, 13, 12, etc.) and it included 'Topics in Electrical Engineering', 'Finite Element Beginnings' (Febeg.hbk), 'Building Thermal Analysis' (Thermal.hbk), 'Building Structural Design' (Structur.hbk), 'Roarks formulas for Stress and Strain' (Roarks.hbk), 'Machine Design and Analysis' (Hicks1.hbk), 'Electrical and Electronics Engineering' (Hicks2.hbk) and 'Electrical Power Systems Engineering' (Power.hbk).Īlthough there is still the HUGE loss of the live math interface of eBooks and the ability to annotate them, and copy information from them directly into Mathcad, at least there is a simple way to access the information and preserve some of their value.

I'm not sure if you are aware, I found article CS200084 (see link below), and according to it, there is facility (conversion of documents to Prime format + VBS scripts to build linked HTML pages) to convert Mathcad 15 (and earlier) eBooks into HTML hyperlinked documents that, upon clicking, automatically open in Mathcad Prime.

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