Hello, I am struggling with a Maple Flow document that has gotten a too large to manage - maybe around 100 printed pages of relatively straightforward calculations, basic plots, etc. - nothing exotic or what should be computationally intensive.  The worksheet takes a long time to load, if it loads at all, is prone to freezing and requires force quitting of the OpenJDK Platform binary when this happens, and oftentimes generates a kernal connection error:

So, in short, lots of issues that make usability a challenge. The document is easily broken into smaller sections, which I would prefer to do anyway. I have attempted to use the RunWorksheet command and can more or less get it to work for very simple cases:

However, the output is not ideal in that it includes the variable string. This command also doesn't appear to pass custom-defined units. The other issue is that when I test this same syntax on a fully-developed, formatted, etc., Maple Flow worksheet, I get invalid input warnings and can never get any values returned.

Ideally, what I would like to do is call a variable defined in one Maple Flow worksheet and have it be immediately usable in another Maple Flow document, or at least usable with some minimal processing. If anybody has any ideas, I would appreciate it.

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Hello, I am trying to get the Maple Flow add-in for Excel working and am following the step-by-step directions in Chapter 7.3 of the Maple Flow manual. My computer meets the requirements listed in Chapter 7.2.

After selecting the WMIMPLEX64.xla file as directed in the procedure, I get the following error in Excel:

The Excel toolbar also does not show the same six icons in the add-in toolbar that are shown in the Maple Flow manual (see the manual excerpt below); it appears that the missing icon is the key icon that would initiate the Maple Flow worksheet wizard.

If anybody has been able to get this to work or has suggestions to resolve these errors, I would appreciate any advice.

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Excerpt from the Maple Flow manual:

Hello, I am trying to use the annotation plot option to display coordinates in a function such as the example below that I created and successfully executed in Maple Flow::

However, when I apply this to another function that I have created, I cannot get the coordinate annotations to display. It appears to me that the syntax is correct and matches my example above, but there is something not correct and I am not seeing the problem. If anybody has any suggestions, I would appreciate any help.

Plot_Annotation.zip

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Hello, I have a Maple Flow worksheet that is formatted with a basic style template using headings and sections so that I can auto generate the table of contents. All of the numbered sections are in order, top-to-bottom in the worksheet. However, when Maple Flow auto generates the table of contents, it consistently gets the sections out of order - see a screenshot below - note Section 2 is at the end of the table of contents. The page numbers appear to be correct, but the physical placement of Section 2 is not. 

If anybody has encountered this problem in Maple Flow, I would appreciate some suggestions.

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Hello, is there a way to generate a warning or to flag instances in Maple Flow where a duplicate variable assignement is made? In the example below, I would like to know that I have re-defined x:

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