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How to incorporate Maple 9.5 into Windows

Posted on 2008-03-18 00:16 By Ian84 (1)
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I'd like to copy and paste the following from Maple 9.5 into a Windows 2000 text:

lim x-->0  .

 

The trouble is,in Maple you can't write x-->0 as a subscript to the word "lim". That is how you HAVE to write if you're writing a maths thesis. Can someone please tell me how I can overcome this problem? Thanks

 

Ian

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MathML export?

Comment on 2008-03-18 01:21 from acer (Maple Rating 4 1410)

So, you are using MS-Word, then ? Does it allow for MathML import? (You could always try it, by pasting some in, or by using some import facility.)

To convert to presentation MathML in Maple 9.5.1, try these Maple commands,

Limit(f,x=0);

MathML['ExportPresentation'](Limit(f,x=0));

You may need to strip the double-quotes off the beginning and end of what gets printed by the second command above, to get just the MathML.

acer

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