Yes, this is generally a browser issue.  Microsoft Edge should work.   

On the Maplesoft website, Firefox does not work properly on browsing the applications center.  There are no issues with Edge there.

You did not mention which browser you were using.  Firefox generally works but I've found rare instances when it does not or if the user messed around with the settings.  But try Edge, you'll find no problems.

Also make sure if you're using uBlock Origin not to  "block remote fonts"

If you are using firefox and have issues I've just found:

Type ''about:preferences#general''<enter> in the address box
Under ''fonts and colors"
'''Advanced''' button
Scroll to the bottom, turn on '''Allow Web Sites To Choose Their Own. '''

Press CRTL and 3 or 4 to get larger fonts. 

This makes if better for reading purposes if that's what you're after.

To change the font the only workaround is to export it to a worksheet and from there alter the font type, then I suppose you could save it as another help page. 

What's the reason? 

@segfault Maybe using the freeze command will work for what you want to do.

Yes I've seen it.  Java can be a pain sometimes.  I just minimize the window then open it back up again - no need to restart.

I think I know what you mean, I haven't had long to look but maybe this might help - I'm tapping out for the night.

tokg:=proc(a)
  global var:
  var:=a*Unit(kg)
end proc:

tokg(5):
var
               5 kg

tokg(a):
var
             a kg

writedata readdata could also be used as a possibility.  ExportVector and ImportVector would also be an option.

That's a fast machine to begin with.  To go to the upgrade maybe something you might notice is faster, is when large calculations are required but I it wouldn't be much.  You'd notice a big difference in something like Inventor or Solidworks but with Maple the speed up might only be slight.  More memory gives you better performance with graphics and Maple doesn't need to be graphically intensive. 

You need to enter = at the end for maple flow to evaluate.  It will then output f/m

then press enter, (without the = it will return nothing.)

This seems to partially work, although I don't know what other hidden nasties might show up.

(sorry I had to paste a picture because the forum was changing the output when I copied it over)

I added this after your Christoffel output, then reran the Christoffel command.  So here I'm showing just v dot and v prime. 

Using viewpoint and orientation works nicely

Just change your plot3d line to include orientation, viewpoint.  Of course I got rid of the axes. You'll have to of course add the poles.

A := 2;
plot3d([c1, c2, c3, c4, c5, c6, sph], phi = 0 .. 2*Pi, theta = 0 .. 2*Pi, coords = spherical, plotlist = true, scaling = constrained, orientation = [55, 35, 0], viewpoint = "circleleft", axes = none);

Here's a link that might be of help.  https://www.mapleprimes.com/questions/126125-How-To-Customize-A-Plot-Legend

https://faq.maplesoft.com/s/article/Compatibility-of-Maple-with-various-operating-systems?language=en_US

Legacy Platform Charts

Windows:

Mac:

Linux:

Specify what you want sorted in v2.  At least it will help move the negative so it's not in front.

sort(v2,b)
                        

You will have to generate a free API key by following these instructions https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/embed/get-api-key .  Then you'll need to add the apikey="type youre key in here" to any command you are trying to access google maps with.

For example the first line in the application should look like

GetMap(location = "615 Kumpf Drive, Waterloo", zoomlevel = 17, size = [640, 400], apikey = "xxxxxxxxxx")

where the xxxxxxxxxx is your entire apikey which will be about 39 characters long.

I agree, the drawing tools in Maple are cumbersome.  I often resort to AutoCAD for some drawings as it is very exact but of course not free.  Gimp is powerful and free but I haven't really used it.