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Technical Support Advisory: Reactivating Mathematica 14.0 |
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We released Mathematica 14.1 successfully almost a month ago. This week, we have received reports from a few users experiencing problems when trying to reactivate a Version 14.0 or earlier desktop client via sign in. While we highly recommend upgrading to Version 14.1, we have prepared a support article with instructions on how to work around this rare issue. Please note that this does not affect Mathematica 14.1. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. If you have any questions or need assistance, contact us. |
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Mathematica Version 13.1 Has Been Released (Posted 07/15/2022)
Technical Support Advisory: Critical Linux Installer Issue:
Wolfram has temporarily removed the Wolfram Language 13.1 documentation installers for Linux from the Wolfram User Portal and Wolfram Account due to a serious installer bug. If the installer is paused or stopped during the installation process, user files may be deleted. We are actively working on a fix and will make the installers available to users as soon as testing concludes.
If you have downloaded these installers for your archives or plan to distribute them to your users, we ask you to please remove them. Again, we will let you know when we have updated files for you to download. If users have already installed the Wolfram Language 13.1 documentation, there is no reason to uninstall. ( Posted 7/15/2022)
Mathematica COVID-19 Resources (Posted March 17, 2020)
Mathematica | Online Is Available to You for Free
Wolfram is currently granting access to Mathematica | Online to all faculty, staff, and students until August 15. All Mathematica users will be able to access Mathematica in the cloud from any internet-enabled device. Please see the Mathematica FAQ for more information.
As in the past, University of Pennsylvania's license includes a free personal-use license with the purchase of Mathematica | Desktop. Any faculty and staff who wish to work on projects remotely from home can request free personal-use licenses through this form.