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Aloha Richard and Andrew, This discussion is extremely helpful. Thanks! My example intends to

Jade I think you are missing some of the brackets and semicolons here (best to copy from code view).

Hi Evan, I'm glad that worked for you. I can't comment on documentation, but with regard to

Christopher and Andrew, Right on, your answers are very helpful! Thank you very much! Cheers, -J On

Chris Many thanks - yes the curves are prepended with SHCal20 and so this should be Hogg et al 2020

Thanks - check that you have write permission on the directory set up for your data. This should be

If you are using [Tools > Options] then make sure you press the [>>] button to include the

Thank a lot! Dne úterý 17. května 2022 v 10:37:02 UTC+2 uživatel Andrew Millard napsal: Yes, apart

No - I'm afraid for the single plots it shows the number as interpreted by OxCal. For multiple

Hi Chris – You code looks fine to me. There are different ways to code this in OxCal, but I don't

Helene There is some information on this at: https://c14.arch.ox.ac.uk/oxcalhelp/hlp_analysis_oper.

Dear Tomasz Yes - it is important that people can use the correct characters in different languages.

It should still work that way - though you are not the only person who has said they have problems.

Thank your Erik for your suggestion and the useful link! Though I could not figure out how to make it

I figured out a work-around. I defined a parameter Now=C_Date(2001) Then Difference("

Thank you all for the very helpful suggestions. Again, the OxCal discussion group is THE place to

Dear Richard, thank you very much indeed, it's working! All the best, Gabriele Il giorno martedì

See below in red: From: 'Rowan McBride' via OxCal Sent: 25 February 2022 01:02 To: OxCal

The Page and Axis commands are interpreted by the graphing interface in a way which can cause issues.

Dear all, In a new paper in Radiocarbon (available here), I propose a new graphical user interface

Dear all, Thank you for interesting discussion. I've made experiments in all ways you suggested

If you delve into the .js output you should be able to find everything you need. Look for terms that

Hello Andrew, Erik, Ray, and the group, It looks to me that the preference for the first date as the

Hello, I am combining two C14 dates from two separate skeletons of newborn babies (0-2 months

I think, philosophically, once you have something you can look at,, it is no longer a probability.

Options() { Curve="shcal20.14c"; }; Plot() { Your model }; Open new file. Tools >

Andrew – Derek's paper is right on the money, thanks! Perhaps the section heading is an even

Convergence (Bronk Ramsey 1995, 429) From: oxcal@googlegroups.com <oxcal@googlegroups.com> On

Hi Christopher Thanks for the clarification and your advice. I see your post from 2009 to Maggie on

Not everything can be changed within OxCal - but the pdf can be edited in some software - or the svg