Hello,

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Hello,

it seems that you entered the filename as static text, so we cannot access it. Please use a hyperlink instead. You can also upload files to MaplePrimes.

Hi Alec,

the toolbox is a connector or bridge product. The NAG C library is available separately; see www.nag.com/numeric/cl/CLdescription.asp.

Of course, the documentation of the connector also covers those NAG routines that are shipped with Maple, as they form a subset of the full NAG library. Usually one can see their names (in NAG convention) when using things like infolevel[LinearAlgebra] etc. But without the library, you cannot do much more with the connector. ;-)

Hi Alec,

the toolbox is a connector or bridge product. The NAG C library is available separately; see www.nag.com/numeric/cl/CLdescription.asp.

Of course, the documentation of the connector also covers those NAG routines that are shipped with Maple, as they form a subset of the full NAG library. Usually one can see their names (in NAG convention) when using things like infolevel[LinearAlgebra] etc. But without the library, you cannot do much more with the connector. ;-)

By the way, if you want to keep such code portable across platforms, it's helpful to replace the fixed (static) path to your directory with cat(kernelopts(homedir),"/Data"). This feature was introduced in Maple 9.5.

I couldn't have said it any better (was just starting my own reply when I saw yours); just a minor correction:

kernelopts(verboseproc=3) should be interface(verboseproc=3).

Maple 11 introduced the ExcelTools package which offers Import and Export for xls files. Note that this package is available only in Standard Worksheet. The Data Import Assistant now also supports this format.

Maple 11 introduced the ExcelTools package which offers Import and Export for xls files. Note that this package is available only in Standard Worksheet. The Data Import Assistant now also supports this format.

For the font problem, please visit www.maplesoft.com/support/faqs/index.aspx and enter Leopard. Then select the hit (there is currently only one).

For the font problem, please visit www.maplesoft.com/support/faqs/index.aspx and enter Leopard. Then select the hit (there is currently only one).

Well, it's a documented assumption. The ?diff help page says (towards the end of the Description section):

The diff command assumes that partial derivatives commute.

Official platform or not, Vista is a Windows version, so software designed for Windows should be able to install. If not, the installer is b0rken.