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Hello everyone.

an equation or a table can have a label and can be later referred to by using insert->label. Can we do the same for inserted images? Like Figure 1, etc.... A workaround is to insert the image in a 1x1 table and reformat the caption. But I am not sure that's the ultimate solution.

Another related question: can an equation that is just in the 2D math mode that is not meant for execution get a dummy label like (*) or (**) or something like that?

Hi guys! 

I'm going to plot:

plote1 := spacecurve(e1(theta),theta=a1..b1,color=red):
plote1p := plot(e1plan(theta),theta=Pi/4..Pi/2,color=red):
plote2 := spacecurve(e2(theta),theta=a2..b2,color=blue):
plote2p := plot(e2plan(theta),theta=0..Pi,color=blue):
plote3 := spacecurve(e3(theta),theta=a3..b3,color=yellow):
plote3p := plot(e3plan(theta),theta=0..3*Pi/2,color=yellow):
A := array(1..2):
A[1] := display(C,plote3,plote1,plote2,orientation=[60,75],axes=box):

Dear,

I have problem that after using assume(...) and then use label such as (1.1)... then the assumptions are lost. Is it a bug?

Below is my attached worksheet (I used Maple 13 , I don't know if later version is better?)

label_and_assume.mw

Actually , the lost of assumptions will cause some problems such as make integration become unevaluated.... and will take you a hard time to debug...

A recent Tips and Techniques article in the Maple Reporter contained the following five "gems" from my Red Book of Maple Magic. These 'gems' are tricks and techniques for Maple that I've discovered in my years here at Maplesoft. The previous 15 gems have appeared in three other issues of the Reporter, as...

Hello,

To label plot axes as Greek letters, one should use the "labelfont=[SYMBOL]" parameter, but this option makes both axes in Greek letters. Is it possible to make only the horizontal axe as a Greek letter, while the vertical axe remains as an English word?

Thanks in advance.

3D Paper Physical Model

Hello togehter,

i switched for various reasons from Gnuplot to Maple for plotting my data.

1) Is there a way to label the secondary x (top) and secondary y axis (right) in boxed axis style. Attached you find a picture from a Gnuplot i've done and the plot i'm currently working on in maple.

2) I do like the black "cross" in the midlle refering to the x,y axis at zero positions. Is there a way to do this, as well.

Gnuplot:

how can i draw a polygon with labeled vertex by numbers which are inside of that polygon§

Hi, my professor wants our graphs to be labeled (which is reasonable). How can I label the graph I made this way:

>inequal({x[1] >= 0, x[2] >= 0, x[1]-3*x[2] >= -3, 2*x[1]+3*x[2] <= 6}, x[1] = 0 .. 3.5, x[2] = 0 .. 2.5)

Thanks.

HW_6.5.mw

I just want to know how i could label the expressions that are generated by executing the loop,

like A1 = .....

A2= .....

If you see the file above , the for loop gives out several expressions in terms of c and t , the equations generated are correct but i want to give each expression a label like A1,A2,A3 when the output is generated

Hi,

Is there some way i can label the x axis with numbers and an 'a'? I want to make an infinite square well of width 'a' so i'd like to keep the central zero and put an 'a' and '-a' on the x axis on either side of the origin.

So far i have this:

restart;

a:=1;

for n from 1 by 2 to 3

I need to label the intersection between a plane and a surface. A perfect, no need to explain more example is this picture taken from wikipedia:

I need to be able to show the red lines that you see there.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/eb/Minimal_surface_curvature_planes-en.svg

Can someone help?

When Maple displays the results of a do-loop, it usually assigns only one label (e.g. '(2.1)') to the whole bunch of results.

Is there a way to have Maple assign a label to each expression resulting from some do-loop commands?