Mathematica: ContourPlot3D without Frame.

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I don't find any option to remove the frame from a ContourPlot3D graphic in Mathematica. Can anybody help? Thank you.
 
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Try Boxed->False and see if that still works. That is supposed to work for all Graphics3D.
 
It works! Thanks a lot, Bill
 

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