generically yes, but rules ... how about the unfair case a=0=n?

generically yes, but rules ... how about the unfair case a=0=n?

where I have no problem posting (though I have blocked a lot on this page)

http://www.mapleprimes.com/posts/103122-Handling-SPAM

That site is still owing promissed and needed improvements,
unable to stop that vandalism and out of much use now.

How sad.

How odd, that this complaint received a 'thumb down' ...

But at a 2nd thought ... certainly, because it repeats existing critics :-))

a) Thx for reminding that command

b) Using that for argument reduction (modulo 2*Pi) you should
be aware that it is somewhat limited to magnitudes and one of
the reasons, why one usually can not compute sin(10^23) in a
compiled situation (though diligent methods are used)

a) Thx for reminding that command

b) Using that for argument reduction (modulo 2*Pi) you should
be aware that it is somewhat limited to magnitudes and one of
the reasons, why one usually can not compute sin(10^23) in a
compiled situation (though diligent methods are used)

I do not know why the admin can not solve such problem, but it may
be related to the board software, keeping login data in local cookies
for easy later access.

Though no reasonable man would keep cookies beyond closing his
browser that may be a reason ...

This is only because *you* ask, else I have given up to comment on
this board, its appearance and functionality, that's fruitless

By private mail You asked how to do yourself, being very new to Maple.

My very answer would be: start with the classical interface.

Else try to follow the introduction guide for Maple and consider to switch
to 1D input, http://www.maplesoft.com/support/faqs/detail.aspx?sid=32657&pid=1

Finally You must also change Tools > Options > Interface > Default format
for new worksheets. Factory default is Document here.

Then you can see a prompt ">", as in a classical sheet, which clearly
indicates where to input commands to be executed.

By private mail You asked how to do yourself, being very new to Maple.

My very answer would be: start with the classical interface.

Else try to follow the introduction guide for Maple and consider to switch
to 1D input, http://www.maplesoft.com/support/faqs/detail.aspx?sid=32657&pid=1

Finally You must also change Tools > Options > Interface > Default format
for new worksheets. Factory default is Document here.

Then you can see a prompt ">", as in a classical sheet, which clearly
indicates where to input commands to be executed.

At least with "Better Privacy" I am able to prevent most of the Flash Cookies,
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Local_Shared_Object (which are not deleted as
those usual cookies)

It also made me to make up to review and disallow stuff like offermatica
and any facebook connects for this site (not needed for functionality)

theDLL:="C:\\WINDOWS\\SYSTEM32\\kernel32.dll"; # win api

SLEEP := define_external(
   'Sleep',
 #  'C',
   pCaller::integer[4],    # long int, milli seconds
 #  'RETURN'::integer[4] , # void
 LIB=theDLL);

SLEEP(10*10^3);            # ~ 10 seconds

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms686298%28v=vs.85%29.aspx
for first infos

sorry, my fault ... how stupid :-(

sorry, my fault ... how stupid :-(