I ask a lot of question on MaplePrimes.

I can get  a list of all my question. 

I like to search in this list to people on the forum who has answered my questions

Is this possible to add this functionality in MaplePrimes?

Jan

Best wishes for all for the New Year 2022!

Is it possible to search for my questions who answered this on Maple Primes ?

Sorry to bother moderators again but a question from @panke has just disappeared.
I browsed its old questions but found none in a recent past related to the one removed.
Can you please tell me where it has been moved ?

TIA

PS: I understand perfectly the need to avoid multiple occurrences of a same thread, but in case of the displacement of a question, couldn't a systematic message be sent?

I was developping an answer to @jennierubyjane  but the question disappeared meanwhile.

Here is the answer hopping for someone to restore the initial question (if it still matters?).
To  @jennierubyjane : comments and advices are in Maple 1D font within your original worksheet.

EDITED : Answer has been displaced here  233262-How-Do-I-Solve-Error-in-Dsolvenumericbvpconvertsys

Who deleted my post - "How to factor out specific parts from expression"

Good day everyone, please I'm soliciting help on how to solve PDE in Maple. I know how to solve ODE but I don't know how to go about PDE. The problem I want to solve is attached as an attachment. If epsilon is zero, then the problem reduces to ODE which can easily be solved, but epsilon is not supposed to be zero. please I need your help, thank you in anticipation.

PDE.pdf

As many of you are aware, the Maple Application Center is a very important resource for Maple users. It is a place for authors to share their Maple work, and for users to have access to a rich collection of over 2,500 curated Maple documents covering a wide array of topics and disciplines.

I am very pleased to announce that we have been hard at work on a new version of the Application Center, and it’s at a state where we’re ready to open it up to the public for testing. You can access the new site here: https://www.maplesoft.com/applications_beta . We are looking for feedback, so please give it a try, and let us know what you think!

Here are a few of my favorite features of the new site:

Updated Look & Feel
The interface of the current version of the Application Center has not changed in many years, and it was time for a new paint job. I think you’ll find that the new site is cleaner, modern, and more enjoyable to use.

Easier to Find the Documents you Want
The updated Application Center provides multiple new ways to find content that is relevant for you. Browse user-made collections of documents or use tags (the same tags used in MaplePrimes) to find documents for the topics you are interested in. Alternatively, you can use the search bar to quickly find documents, tags or authors.

Personalize your Experience
If you are logged-in when using the Application Center, you will be able to customize what you see by pinning your favorite collections, authors or tags to your home page.

Community Moderation & Reputation
As with MaplePrimes, the strength of the Application Center comes from the amazing community of individuals who contribute to it. In addition to submitting your own content to the Application Center, users can now edit tags and create collections of content that others can use. Similar to MaplePrimes, community moderation is restricted to members who have a sufficient reputation score. Speaking of reputation, quality contributions to MaplePrimes will now be reflected in your reputation score. When someone likes one of your submissions, your reputation will increase by 5.

There are many other great new features as well, and we have a roadmap of future updates planned that will make it even better.

I invite you to take a look at the new site and play with it. Browse some content, search, look through tags, and create some collections. Most importantly, I’m really hopeful that you will then use the comments section below to let us know what you think. Did you discover any bugs or issues? What do you like? What do you dislike? What other features would you like to see?

We are hoping to run the Beta for a period of a few weeks, and I’m looking forward to hearing and reading your thoughts. Hope you enjoy it!

https://www.maplesoft.com/applications_beta

Bryon

Hello all,

Is there a special e-mail address for MaplePrimes' support or is it just support@maplesoft.com.

Thank you very much

All the best

Could someone suppress one of these two questions
232574-Error-In-Parametric-Plot
232573-Error-In-Parametric-Plot

and put tomleslie's answer and mine on the same threads?

TIA

I'd like to delete my mapleprime account and purge all associated data. How to achieve this?

Hi, 
I just realized inadvertently that it was possible to edit a reply even if you were not the author (mmcdara is my personal account and sand15 my professional one and I modified under the former a reply I'd made with the later).

To be sure of that I've modified the last @acer's answer here 232397-Plotting-Multiple-Vectors-On-One-3D--Graph

You could show us what you've got so far

is now

You could show us what you have got so far

(I hope @acer will excuse me)


I think this is a weakness of Mapleprimes for no one should be allowed to change what others have written.

I started using maple around 1995 on the Inverse Symbolic Calculator to discover the MRB constant and got put on this list.

Do you consider yourself to be one?

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I tried to change my email on my account, and got a message that an email was sent to confirm, but never got an email.
I may have more than one account, because I tried to change my user name, but I can't log onto that account so I tried password reset, and the same thing. I got a message that an email was sent, but I haven't received that either.

I'm logged in now, but I suspect I won't be able to get back in.

my email is mgmcderm@gmail.com

The last several times that I've tried to use the Delete As Spam feature I've gotten an error message Error Generating Page, and the spam was not deleted. Anyone know what's happening?