A WorkLife FrameWork 2

Extending Mathematica's Reach

Mathematica is far more than a powerful environment for technical work, discovery, and exposition--with the right tools, it can be the focal point of your larger work life.

The scope of A WorkLife FrameWork is independent of the field that you work in, or whether you are an expert or a beginning Mathematica user. It provides a rich selection of options for interacting with and extending, organizing, and visualizing your everyday work in Mathematica. For instance, you can:

• Create journals, diaries, or laboratory notebooks
• Engage in your work with a highly customizable set of tools unified with a simple yet powerful paradigm
• Blog from within Mathematica using its full graphical and technical typesetting capabilities
• Automatically create reports and extract content from material located anywhere in your Mathematica notebooks
• Email from within Mathematica--keep messages with the work they relate to, and maintain notes on them
• Create supporting applications with a Mathematica-native database language via a simple GUI interface
• Read RSS feeds through Mathematica
• Use search engines from Mathematica

A WorkLife FrameWork is a largely palette- and dialog-driven package in which much of the functionality is also accessible programmatically. With 42 palettes for simple navigation, and over 700 functions and parameters, you now have one environment that covers all aspects of your professional (and personal) life.

David Reiss of Scientific Arts has been using Mathematica since its inception. Over the years he has realized the beauty and power of Mathematica's language and the potential of its front end. This inspired him to create a set of tools that would be useful in his everyday life, whether in his technical computation and writing tasks or in his broader creative work.

A WorkLife FrameWork is developed and supported by Scientific Arts, LLC.

Scientific Arts, LLC
David Reiss
P.O. Box 1235
Arlington, MA 02474-0021
email: info@scientificarts.com
web: http://scientificarts.com/worklife

A WorkLife FrameWork 2.0 requires Mathematica 6 and is available for Windows and Mac OS X.

A WorkLife FrameWork is © 2005-2008 by Scientific Arts, LLC.

Note: Please contact the developer for trial or upgrade information.