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*注意:
此EDGE Keygen與中文系統衝突,Please insert your
MathID欄位輸入時會反白及錯亂,無法清空.按下Generate,出現Invalid MathID.
解決方法:
把滑鼠遊標移到Please insert your
MathID字母右側空白處,勿超出欄位框框;按下滑鼠左鍵,此時MathID字母右側,緊鄰D字母處出現直線形閃爍遊標.見證奇蹟的時刻到了!按下鍵盤右上方Back
Space <-鍵不放開,一直按著不放開.此時直線形閃爍遊標向左移動,最後停在Please insert your
MathID欄位正中間,欄位呈現反白;現在可以放開鍵盤按鍵了,不要緊張也不要亂動鍵盤.然後移動滑鼠遊標到Please insert your
MathID欄位中間反白處,按下滑鼠右鍵貼上剛剛Copy之MathID,欄位仍然反白;再移動滑鼠遊標到Generate按下左鍵,最後之
Password終於出現了!阿彌陀佛!阿們!
1.執行Keygen,複製License
Number,即Lxxxx-xxxx之數字;然後把Keygen放一旁.
2.執行Mathematica主程式,貼上License
Number,按右下方OK;此時出現第二頁,再複製MathID.使用以上之方法把MathID填入Keygen.然後再複製Keygen出現之
Password,把Password填入Mathematica,按右下方OK,大功告成!
3.Keygen只能產生英文版之授權碼,故Mathematica只有英文介面!
Close, but no cigar
Meaning
Fall just short of a successful outcome and get nothing for your efforts.
Origin
The phrase, and its variant 'nice try, but no cigar', are of US origin and date from the mid-20th century. Fairground stalls gave out cigars as prizes, and this is the most likely source, although there's no definitive evidence to prove that.
It is first recorded in print in Sayre and Twist's publishing of the script of the 1935 film version of Annie Oakley:
"Close, Colonel, but no cigar!"
It appears in U. S. newspapers widely from around 1949 onwards. For example, a story from The Lima News, Lima, Ohio, November 1949, where The Lima House Cigar and Sporting Goods Store narrowly avoided being burned down in a fire, was titled 'Close But No Cigar'.
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