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From: melling@cs.psu.edu (Michael D Mellinger)
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Subject: Re: remote Mathematica
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Date: 3 Mar 91 04:10:12 GMT
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In article <23257@hydra.gatech.EDU> gt1546c@prism.gatech.EDU (Gatliff, William A.) writes:

   Just a quick RTFM (gee, if I only had one :) -type question:
   How do I start Mathmatica if I am logged in from a remote terminal?
   Is this possible?

   Why do I ask?  GT has some NeXT's on the net, but since they're
   all in non-24 hour labs, they are behind locked doors for some 10
   hours a day.  I really would like to use Mathmatica for some z-transform
   and other stuff.  Does it do this?  Obviously, I'm counting on having
   some decent on-line manuals.
   b.g.

From another NeXT?  Probably using -NXHost option.  From another
machine, I think just typing "math" (w/o quotes) will do the job.
There is a mathremote in /usr/bin too, but math got me into
Mathematica.

-Mike