Maple 11 is not officially supported on Windows 7, however, we have heard of many users who currently use it.
The only product we have officially tested and verified to work on Windows 7, is Maple 13.

I would recommend sending an email to our Technical Support department at support@maplesoft.com . We will be able to confer with you through email on how to manually remove Maple 11 from your computer and provide you with a newer installer that may work on your Windows 7 machine.

Jonny
Maplesoft Technical Support Analyst

Hello,

Is this only happening with a certain worksheet? Or is it all worksheets you try to use with Maple 13?

I would recommend contacting Maplesoft Technical Support directly through email: support@maplesoft.com to further investigate this issue.

Take Care

Jonny
Maplesoft Technical Support Analyst

I recommend emailing  tech support directly so you can go into more depth about the problems you are running into.

support@maplesoft.com

Take Care.

Jonny
Maplesoft Technical Support Analyst

You need to use literal subscripts instead of standard subscripts and there is a great application on the Maplesoft home page that describes the differences between the two:

www.maplesoft.com/applications/view.aspx

Use Ctrl+_ in 2D math to use a literal subscript instead of a standard subscript.

For the axis name/title, try using the labels=[x,y] option.

To give the curves a name, you could modify the Legend or use the Text Tool under the Drawing tab..

Check Maple help for 'plot, options' for a lot more details.

Perhaps the following links would be helpful to you:

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mathematics_of_Sudoku

www.afjarvis.staff.shef.ac.uk/sudoku/

Take Care.

Do you have a 32-bit version of windows or 64-bit version of windows?

Only the 32-bit versions of Maple contain Classic Maple, the 64-bit version of Maple does not.

If you change the range to x=-1..10, then right click the graph, select Axes -> Labels -> Edit Vertical ... you will see that the label is actually off the graph.

I recommend you change the range to x=-2..10, you can then see the y label. Or, you could add a textbox from the Drawing toolbox when the plot is selected.

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There are also a few tutors that are very handy

If you are interested in seeing steps on differentiation, integration, and limits, do the following:

Open up Maple 13
Under the Tools menu, go to Tutors, then Single-Variable Calculus

If you select either Differentiation Methods, Integration Methods, or Limit Methods, you are able to see step by step evaluations.

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Hey, to find eigenvalues and eigenvectors of a given matrix use the following command:

LinearAlgebra[Eigenvectors](A^5)