I use that too.  Unfortunately it's a compilation listing of everything, maple questions, student questions (that is a gray area as student and maple questions could be similar - ultimately though student questions would come from people using maple in some schooling course and maple questions could be from others or both), posts, blogs, application examples and libraries (although they are mainly posts - but posts seem to be multitasking a few things which should be sub-categorized), technical discussions, mapleprimes suggestions, maple software suggestions, and stories to name a few.

I like the subcategorized listings, and I wish it could be done to the recent section of the mapleprimes site.

How is the progress with maplecloud synchronization?  Is there any?

Alec mentioned in another post he was able to access the cloud with Maple14.  What has come about with that project?

You could instead test the value being true

Using the boolean value stored in a variable but stored as a membered value, using the if statement throws a hiccup in versions prior to 16. 

l;
          3

is(l<100);
                  true

howver when we try to use it in the if statement (as I mentioned above) maple gets confused.

we could also do something like
l:=parse(convert(l,string));
                                             l:=3

and force maple to read it as the integer we thought it was going to read.  After completing the above command we could then continue with the original if statement.

if l<100 then print("yes") end if:

of course your work-around by multiplying by 1 was a much better solution.

You could instead test the value being true

Using the boolean value stored in a variable but stored as a membered value, using the if statement throws a hiccup in versions prior to 16. 

l;
          3

is(l<100);
                  true

howver when we try to use it in the if statement (as I mentioned above) maple gets confused.

we could also do something like
l:=parse(convert(l,string));
                                             l:=3

and force maple to read it as the integer we thought it was going to read.  After completing the above command we could then continue with the original if statement.

if l<100 then print("yes") end if:

of course your work-around by multiplying by 1 was a much better solution.

@PatrickT I agree upvoting for comments and the awesome post.  However the upvote settings would totally mess up the conversation, that needs to be addressed as well.

Ironically searching flythrough on mapleprimes brings up only one single post. 

Someone coded readmp3 and writemp3 for matlab.  I wonder if someone's up for the challenge to write one for MAPLE?

Thanks acer for the quick refresh.  A while ago in a thread I had written answered or suggested (can't quite remember) something to do with real and imaginary parts of a fourier transform of a signal and I believe there was a reply that suggested I wasn't accounting for the imaginary part.  It was somewhat of a bother that I couldn't exactly remember what it was.  Ultimately I could not find the thread which would satisfy my curiosity.  Thanks acer for some tips. 

Thanks acer for the quick refresh.  A while ago in a thread I had written answered or suggested (can't quite remember) something to do with real and imaginary parts of a fourier transform of a signal and I believe there was a reply that suggested I wasn't accounting for the imaginary part.  It was somewhat of a bother that I couldn't exactly remember what it was.  Ultimately I could not find the thread which would satisfy my curiosity.  Thanks acer for some tips. 

The link is no longer available.  The site with which the link is presented above appears no longer to support maple. 

The link is no longer available.  The site with which the link is presented above appears no longer to support maple. 

I cannot see what you have posted.  I cannot see anything but the words "Heat equation" on firefox. 

Yes, I know.  I change it and a checkmark appears on the right however the next time I enter account the old email is still there.  How do I change it so it stays with the new email?

I am without access to Maplesim for the week.  Anyone have any luck with this model?

I am without access to Maplesim for the week.  Anyone have any luck with this model?

Just a small digression.  It would be nice if the numbers on the x-axis could be rotated or angled so it does not look like they collide with each other.  When the numbers reach the 100's or 1000's there will be congestion. 

This is perhaps a suggestion for a future Maple version as the current versions do not support number rotations on the axis.