I haven't done much translating back and forth with Maple and Matlab, but you might using FromMFile.

The calling sequence (for PC's) is just Ctrl + L.  I think the addition of holding space is messing up the order on you.  By pressing Ctrl + space, you are calling command completion, and since there is no command you are trying to complete it is moving the cursor back in front of the '+' in your example.

I've filed the SCR on this.  Thanks for letting us know.

What mode were you in?  I just tried Worksheet and Document modes for both 12.02 & 13.0 and had no problems.

Due to some tracking issues, the first quarter winner will be announced next week.

In an effort to manage the site, members flag posts for the admin to look at (usually when there are double posts, or when threads go off topic).  These threads are then deleted or moved into new threads.  More often than not, when a thread is deleted there are no replies to them (members in this community are good at noticing double posts and replying to only one of them).  When I move a thread, my intent is to move it and have the original poster retain the authoring status for the post.  If I have moved a post and did not credit the post to a user, let me know and I will update the post.

As for the points...don't worry, I'm not eligible to win any of the prizes.

You can also access all Maple and MapleSim help pages online.

From the application's page, under Toolkit press Download Maple Document.

The install directory is the directory that you installed Maple in.  If you installed Maple in the default directory, it would most likely be in C:\Program Files\Maple 12. 

If you want to save the file somewhere else, the easiest way to do it is to just type Export (R) where R is the matrix you would like to export.  A pop up window will appear and you can just point and click your way through the rest.  If you want to define it all in one line, you can do something like this Export(R, "C:/Documents and Settings/username/Desktop/test.xls")

The install directory is the directory that you installed Maple in.  If you installed Maple in the default directory, it would most likely be in C:\Program Files\Maple 12. 

If you want to save the file somewhere else, the easiest way to do it is to just type Export (R) where R is the matrix you would like to export.  A pop up window will appear and you can just point and click your way through the rest.  If you want to define it all in one line, you can do something like this Export(R, "C:/Documents and Settings/username/Desktop/test.xls")

We are currently in the process of chaning the format for this year.  We will no longer be doing monthly or yearly winners, but we will still be doing quarterly ones.

You can contact customer support and they can reset your purchase code.

Email:info@maplesoft.com

Phone: Toll Free 1.800.267.6583 (US and Canada) | Direct 519-747-2373

There are two ways of finding that info out.  You can go to the web store: www.maplesoft.com/pricing/, or you can contact a sales rep www.maplesoft.com/contact/index.aspx.

Hope this helps

Located at the top right of the webpage (just above the search field) are links to the About MaplePrimes and MaplePrimes Help. 

The information you are looking for should be found in these two pages.

Hope this helps.

If you are having problems reinstalling Maple 12, contact customer support and they can help you with that.