MaplePrimes will be unavailable from 1:00 EDT till about 3:00 EDT on Monday, September 25. We will be making some major updates to the site that will greatly improve almost all aspects of the site. Be sure to come back Monday afternoon to check out all of the changes, I'm sure that you will like them!

I just posted this application to the Maple Application centre, and thought that MaplePrimes users may be interested in seeing it. The title is Convolution of Finite Discrete Signals Tutorial and is designed to be a tutorial for students in a Singals and System course. Here is a screenshot: You can give the worksheet a try on MapleNet or Download it and try it out on your computer.

A common complaint among MaplePrimes users is that when you close your web browser, you have to log into the site again. Your login information is not remembered between browser sessions. I just posted an update to the site that fixes that problem. You can now log in and return to the site after closing your browser and you will still be logged in. If you return to the site and don't appear to be logged in, please check that the URL in your address bar is www.mapleprimes.com. If you are using an old bookmark that heads to beta.mapleprimes.com, your login information will not be remembered. Just change your bookmark and the problem will be solved.

If you have been coming to MaplePrimes for a while you may notice something slightly different about the site. The change is subtle, but it is there. The URL for the site is now www.mapleprimes.com. You don't need to change anything though, your bookmarks will continue to work, beta.mapleprimes.com has been changed to forward to the new URL. If you are a Maplesoft EMP customer looking for the contents of the old mapleprimes.com, please see the Maplesoft EMP information page. The site is still in Beta, as we are still working on a number of major changes to the site.

The MaplePrimes file manager is a feature that makes it easy for people to share their files with each other. With just a few clicks, you can post an attractive image, an HTML version of a Maple worksheet or even a fully interactive worksheet on MapleNet. Read on for the details on how to use this tool: