Well, I'm using Maple on a Mac with PowerPC. It's runing
wonderfully, but there is one problem. With Java 1.4.x it was running without problems, but after I upgraded my Java to version 5 there is a bug. Entering commands in a worksheet automatically inserts some whitespaces, but only in the view. That's looking really uggly, if the cursor is some whitespace further then the text I'm writing.
I hope it can be repaired in the future.

Hello, I would like to use the solution of an ODE as a function in Maple. For example: ode := diff(y(x),x,x) = 2*y(x) + 1: dsolve(ode); The result, returned by Maple: y(x) = exp(sqrt(2) * x) * _C2+ exp(-sqrt(2) * x) * _C1 - (1/2) Now my question is how can I use this result as a function for calculating for example y(1). Thanks for your help JanE

With this Generation of MapleStudio you can also plot complex functions in 2D and also 3D. For doing this, MapleStudio uses the conformal and the conformal3d comands of Maple 10. The following example will show you, how it works.

With mapleSTUDIO you can plot functions in 2D and 3D. Animating your plots won't be a problem any time. This is the easiest way to plot your functions.
You can use it here online on mapleNET or you can download it and run the worksheet on your Computer. For adding new components to this worksheet I will only change the file on mapleprimes, but the name and the URL will be the same. So you should bookmark the mapleNET-URL for using the newest version of mapleSTUDIO. You can also add my Blog to your Feed-Reader, so you will know, when a new version is available.

The following interactive worksheet gives you the possibility to plot functions in 2D and 3D. There is also an interactive version available on the MapleNET - Server. You find it here. You can also download the worksheet here and run it in your Maple.
I will try to publish further versions with more possibilities to plot in the next weeks.