I'm an autodidact working with calculus and Maple 9.5, I find the Maple Learning Guide more illustrative than comprehensive and the help files too oriented toward users who know more math and/or more Maple than I do. This forum has proved helpful in responding to specific questions, but I'm looking for some books that would provide guidance on the full range of Maple's potential. I'm not looking for a primer, but rather something as comprehensive as the help files that makes fewer assumptions about the reader's knowledge and is written more lucidly. I realize that such resources may not exist, but any suggestions anyone may have would be welcome.
