Extra Mathematica Palettes 
Windows or Mac OS 9 or earlier
If you would like to add these palettes to your copy of Mathematica 3, 4, or 5, they should be copied to the Palettes subfolder of the FrontEnd folder of the SystemFiles folder inside your Mathematica 3, 4, or 5 Files folder. (This is where the palettes provided by Wolfram Research are placed when you install Mathematica.)
OS X
In OSX, you can place the files in the following folder to make them
available to all users on the system:
/Library/Mathematica/SystemFiles/FrontEnd/Palettes
If you do not have sufficient privileges to update this general location,
you can place the palettes in your own library directory, and the palettes
will be available to you (only) when you run Mathematica:
/Users/(your username)/Library/Mathematica/SystemFiles/FrontEnd/Palettes
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You may wish to check back here occasionally to get the most recent versions and additions.
If you download any of the following, and have trouble opening them on
a computer equipped with Mathematica 3 or 4 because the icon 
for the file is wrong or blank, here are some instructions
on how to possibly fix the problem.
Mac users may find that clicking on a file link opens it in your browser as a text file starting with "Mathematica-Compatible Notebook." If this happens, try again, but hold down the option key as you click the link.
Here are the extra palettes currently available at Swarthmore.
Calculus.nb (last updated September 10, 1999 )
MultivariableCalculus.nb (last updated September 10, 1999 )
LinearAlgebra.nb (last updated September 13, 2006)
Plotting.nb (last updated September 10, 1999 )
The DifferentialEquations palette is designed to work with the add-on package VisualDSolve. If this package is not in your Mathematica 3 or 4 Files AddOns…ExtraPackages subfolder, then the palette will not do much for you, and you need not install it. The VisualDSolve package, together with an accompanying book, is available from Telos at <http://www.telospub.com/catalog/MATHEMATICA/VisualDSolve.html>.
DifferentialEquations.nb (last updated September 10, 1999)
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Last updated September 13, 2006.
