Tim, That is an good idea of stopping the evaluation. If someone is reading this and would like to know of a method that will work for both 2-D Math and Maple notation, try the single left quote ` around the math. For your example the following would work plot(..., caption=`2(x+y)`) When entering this into 2-D math input, it is best to enter `2(x+y)` all at once instead of going back and adding the quotes. Scott

This line of code should determine the value of n when it is time to run that line: nops([entries(temp)]); Scott

This line of code should determine the value of n when it is time to run that line: nops([entries(temp)]); Scott

To make it easier for me, I just changed the Input format to plain text so that the html bit would be avoided. I believe that there was another forum topic found this the be the easiest change to solve this. Scott

To make it easier for me, I just changed the Input format to plain text so that the html bit would be avoided. I believe that there was another forum topic found this the be the easiest change to solve this. Scott

You can set a textarea (component) as editable either through the right click menu or through a maple call. For the right click menu, you can choose "Component Properties". Under this new window that will come up, you can check the box for "editable". This will allow any of the text that is in the box can be selected (so that it can be copied) but cannot change it. For the code you use the SetProperty() function that is part of the DocumentTools package to set the option for 'editable' to false. Make sure that you have the text that you want to have in this box before turning off the editable option. Scott

I believe that this should be sent to Maplesoft Technical Support. I am not sure if this is a bug or not, but it is possible that one of the functions that you called may have been changed slightly and may take slightly more memory than before. Since you code likely is just scrapping by upper memory limits (as in it doesn't run on Maple 10 and Maple 11 on some machines but may work on others with different memory limits). Maybe this code can be rearranged so that it may be more efficient with the memory usage. Scott

I am not sure what you are actually referring to? Are you asking for the text inside of a textarea (the worksheet component) or the textfield (as part of a Maplet) to be set as read-only? If you are referring to either of the above, they do have options to be set as 'editable'. If this isn't the case, could you let us know exactly you are trying to do and what "older version of Maple" did this work in? Scott

I am really sure that this is not firewall related in this case. I have tried this code you linked and it gives me the error concerning memory allocation which isn't surprising since the last indication on memory is 1804.24M after 32.37s. As an aside, I ran that exact worksheet on Maple 10.06 and although it ran longer, it also came into the same error that it ran into not enough memory. Was there a slight difference in this worksheet compared to the one that you created in Maple 10 that worked? Did you increase the memory allocation on Maple 10 and didn't on Maple 11? Scott

Here is a link to another document, but sadly it is written in French and I can't read French. Supposedly the abstract of the documents says "This short note aims at listing the various meanings (from mathematics, gaming, technology or popular language) of the word “martingale” and at finding, when it is possible, their common etymology." http://www.ehess.fr/revue-msh/pdf/N169R945.pdf If anyone can read this document, and let us know if it answers any of the questions? Scott

http://www.got01.dial.pipex.com/etymology%20one This page seems to give that the connection may come down to "French martelago, an inhabitant of the town Martigues in Provence" which isn't as nice as the bootstraps thought you had. Scott

I am not sure how this account was created. It may be an account that was created during testing and may still exist. Will should have a better idea who this is. Here is that post that you were referring to. http://www.mapleprimes.com/forum/plotting-fouriertransformations Scott

Looking at the csv file it appears to be limited to recording forum entries and if you look, none of the node are duplicated so it appears to be listing the userid of the users who created forum entries. For example if you look at this forum entry http://www.mapleprimes.com/forum/add_metadata_tags_for_rss_feed and look hover over the register link the node appears to be #93. The creator Stephen Forest has user id #24. If you look at the csv file will provided, those two numbers are there. Scott

What you are likely finding comes from the number of point that are being used for the plot. If you are using the plot builder, you could click on the plot options button to find some options and one of them is "Number of Points". By default it is set to something like 50 on the plot builder. You should be able to use the drop down box to increase the number of points to around 1000 points. If you are using the plot command, you can specify the number of points as one of the options. See the ?plot,options options for the 2-D plot command. If this doesn't work, can you give us either an example what you are referring to? Scott

What folders did you rename? What were the names that the folders were before you renamed them and what are they now? Which installer did you use when installing Maple 11? Scott