Some of this can nicely be done in the Plot Builder. You can get to plot builder in Maple 11 either under the Assistants menu or though right clicking on a function or equation. Through this tool you can select the plot options box and it will give you many of the the choices that many people would need. You have a preview button to see what the current plot will look like so that you don't need to exit the plot builder if you are unsure if a certain change is needed. On closing the plot builder, the plot will be returned. In document mode, if you open the Document Block that the plot is in, you will notice it has also entered in the plot command so that when the worksheet is executed, the plot will be recreated. Scott

Another way to get maple to reference a file on your computer (I have only tried this on a Windows OS so I am not sure if any other OS will allow this) is to use the "file://" starting. For example if you have an avi located in C:\maple\myvideo.avi you could do something like this -start with the Maple worksheet -enter in the text that you wish to click to get the file -select the text, right click and choose "Convert to" then "hyperlink" -leave the selection as URL and enter in the following in the target file://C:/maple/myvideo.avi Your default internet browser will then open up then the default avi player will play the video. This should work also with any file that you would like to use. Scott

From my example, I had called the function and assigned the results to the variables "first" and "second". "first" contains the plot and the second is the second object being returned (in this case a number). At first you will see just PLOT(...) being returned, but if on a new line you executed the variable "first" you will see the plot that is being stored in the plot structure. Scott

From my example, I had called the function and assigned the results to the variables "first" and "second". "first" contains the plot and the second is the second object being returned (in this case a number). At first you will see just PLOT(...) being returned, but if on a new line you executed the variable "first" you will see the plot that is being stored in the plot structure. Scott

If you click the link of "View file details" and you can see a picture of the worksheet. Just that you can't download the file so I couldn't see what was entered. Scott

If you click the link of "View file details" and you can see a picture of the worksheet. Just that you can't download the file so I couldn't see what was entered. Scott

View 185_UmbrellaMatrix.mw on MapleNet or Download 185_UmbrellaMatrix.mw
View file details Scott

View 185_UmbrellaMatrix.mw on MapleNet or Download 185_UmbrellaMatrix.mw
View file details Scott

In Maple 10 system calls were turned on by default, but in Maple 11 these calls were turned off (as the warning message indicates). If you would like to turn on the system calls for Maple (and no longer get these warning messages) go to Tools>Options>Security and check the "enable system/ssystem comands". Then click "Apply Globally". Scott

In Maple 10 system calls were turned on by default, but in Maple 11 these calls were turned off (as the warning message indicates). If you would like to turn on the system calls for Maple (and no longer get these warning messages) go to Tools>Options>Security and check the "enable system/ssystem comands". Then click "Apply Globally". Scott

If you had told the Maple 11 installer not to associate the maple worksheets with Maple 11 and now want them to be (or the installer didn't associate the file types), you could try right clicking on the file and select Open with>Choose Program and select Maple 11 (with the check mark box selected to make it default). If windows doesn't like want to do this the manual way to force it to is to do the following: -click Start> Control Panel -click Folder Options -click File Types -select the .mw file type (or any of the maple file types in question) -click advanced then edit -change the application used to perform the "open" action to maplew found in the bin.win folder Obviously I would suggest jumping to this manual process if some of the simpler methods would work in your case. In most cases I am sure the installer should already have this set up. Scott

You will find that the answer that Maple 11 gives you returns your initial conditions when n=k. To get the answer with only one variable, use the subs command to substitute n=k into the answer. I will leave the explanation of why there are the two variables to someone who has more knowledge on this procedure. Scott

Try contacting Maplesoft Technical Support with what you are finding and the worksheet that is causing this. This will allow people at Maplesoft to investigate what the cause of the problem is. Scott

The menus that you are mentioning (table, plot, spreadsheet and sketch) only become selectable when you are on the object in question. For example, if you create a plot and then select it, you will notice the plot option is now available. The others act in the same way. Scott

By going into the '..\Maple 10\bin.win\launch.ini' file and add the line stating maxheap=800m If you already have this line but there is a # infront, this indicates it is being commented out and all you need to do is remove that # sign and the space after it. Save the file and start up Maple 10 with that icon. The 800m can be changed (depending on the system). I found that the two numbers that seem to work is 800m and 650m. Scott