First, the shortcoming: Open a new Maple worksheet (I always work in Worksheet mode, so I haven't tested what happens in Document mode), and type anything in 2D Math Input into a line but do not execute that line. Save the file, then open it in a text editor or word processor. If you scroll down to the line containing the information for what you just typed in, you will notice that the attribute "input-equation" will be null; that is, it should say input-equation="" Even though there is input on the line, Maple doesn't add anything to the "input-equation" attribute until the commands are executed. And second, the bug: Open a new Maple worksheet, and again in 2D Math Input, type something akin to the following: a:= foo; b:= bar; Execute that line, save file, and open again in a text editor. If you look, the attribute "input-equation" is no longer null, but neither is it what you typed in! You should only see input-equation="`:=`(a, foo);" Also, since Wei Xi Fan seems to be tracking reports of bugs on these forums, I would direct attention to this related post.

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