I recently upgraded from Maple 23 to Maple 24. While many display issues have been resolved, I’ve encountered a new real problem: when entering operations or a factorial in a denominator or exponent, the cursor unexpectedly jumps to the inline position. This forces me to manually reposition the cursor using backspace plus left-arrow keys, and forgetting to do so can lead to errors. I have a perpetual Maple license through my university and haven’t purchased maintenance this time. Is there any way to fix or work around this cursor-jumping issue in Maple 24 without purchasing a new license?

I am quite puzzled by the fact that Maple occasionally returns incorrect results when calculating the real and imaginary parts. I have attached an example script below. As shown, the returned value is erroneous unless the condition that k is real is explicitly specified.

Do you have any thoughts on this?

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Hi, I've been trying to get help from the Maple website, but for months now, the display hasn't worked properly. The examples section shows "comma" and "colon" texts in a way that makes it impossible to use the site effectively. Has anyone else reported this issue? It's quite frustrating.

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