Description

This is full retail version not academic or student version.you can use it forever have no time limite.comes only a dvd-r disk and all code needed,step by step installation instruction.
World wide shipment,you will get it within 8 working days.

PTC Mathcad Prime 4

Mathcad Prime 4 does what spreadsheets, word processing and presentation software simply cannot do. It uses simple, familiar maths notation to create and edit your equations, automatically calculating as you go - no more unintuitive nested functions or command-line instructions. It easily displays calculations, graphs, text, data, and images in a single worksheet, enabling knowledge capture, data reuse and design verification. It performs a huge range of maths functions - and tracks all your units for integrity, accuracy and consistency. The result: improved product quality with faster time-to-market and easier compliance with regulations.

What’s in PTC Mathcad Prime 4.0?
There are many improvements in this release, but the three you’ll want to start using right away in PTC Mathcad Prime 4.0 are content protection, equation breaking, and embedded objects.

Content protection: You can now designate an area in a worksheet, collapse, and/or lock it. That way, others can’t “leverage” or change your work. This protects your work, even when your calculations travel outside your own walls.

Embedded objects: People don’t just use PTC Mathcad to calculate and solve engineering problems. They also use it to communicate their work clearly. Now, to make your documentation even richer, you can embed objects like Visio files or PowerPoint slides into your worksheet. This way, you can incorporate content created with other applications into your Mathcad worksheet and have direct access to the content through activating the object.

Equation breaking: Another way to keep your math documentation tidy is to use the new equation breaking capability in PTC Mathcad Prime 4.0. Not only is wrapping equations possible, but it’s easy and flexible so anyone can easily follow your work. You can structure the length of an equation to fit within the bounds typically viewed on a page. You can even split shorter equations onto separate lines to make them easier to read.