actually i'm not doing for presentasions my docent want to made a project and he want to the calculation made in maple and the animation in flash that is why i need to know how put maple programming into flash
I know very little about flash, but if you can run external programs from it you should be able to call command-line Maple with a text file as input, telling Maple to write its output to another text file, and use that as data for the animation. The command line to call Maple on a Windows system might be something like
Why?
First, Maple has this nifty 'slide mode' for doing presentations. Isn't that good enough?
Otherwise, if you are trying to record a presentation and put on the web, there are all sorts of software to do that as well.
the reason
actually i'm not doing for presentasions my docent want to made a project and he want to the calculation made in maple and the animation in flash that is why i need to know how put maple programming into flash
maple in flash
I know very little about flash, but if you can run external programs from it you should be able to call command-line Maple with a text file as input, telling Maple to write its output to another text file, and use that as data for the animation. The command line to call Maple on a Windows system might be something like
"c:\Program Files\Maple 12\bin.win\cmaple" -q code.mpl
where code.mpl contains the code you want Maple to run.
The alternative might be to use OpenMaple. That has API's for C, Java and Visual Basic: I don't know if any of those would be useful to you.
export to html
If the Maple content (input and output) is fixed, it sounds to me that the route is export the Maple worksheet to html and then postprocess.