int((1-r^3+3*r^2-3*r)(r^3-3*r^2+3*r), r = 0 .. 1);
print(`output redirected...`); # input placeholder
/ 3 2
| / 3 2 \ / 3 2 \
int\-r\r - 3 r + 3 r/ + 3 r\r - 3 r + 3 r/

\
/ 3 2 \ |
- 3 r\r - 3 r + 3 r/ + 1, r = 0 .. 1/

For solving problem sets, I have a pdf template I created for myself that has a header with a blank for the class name, TA, professor, date, etc. In addition to this header, I had a margin on the left to scribble questions I had and to holepunch. 

I used to print out the template and write on the template and turn in that as my pset.

I am nowthinking of doing everything on the computer. Writing out all of the problem set on the computer. Combining stuff from maple, combining handwritten stuff from the computer using a digitizer. However I want to write it all on top of the my template that I created, which is a pdf file. I can turn the pdf into an image file if need be. 

What would be the easiest way to do what I want? To open a program that automatically sets that pdf as the template and easily lets me handwrite stuff I want and paste in maple code? 

Right now if I tried my idea, I would basically be constantly copying and pasting stuff from maple and my digitizer drawn pictures/equations into one file and it would be very clumsy.

Basically there are problems that I do partially on maple and I just want to unify all my work into one easy, printable file. 

I'm doing a pset in maple.

I paste in a block of text in maple. I put an asterik at front and end, and hit enter and it spits out an error. Why? I thought two *'s around it comment it out. 

I also can't see the file I uploaded while I preview my post. 

I say 

A:=1

R:=8.3

T=298

And do A/RT and I get a number answer. Sucess!.

Then I close the program. Open it again. Type A/RT and it spits out A/RT.

How do I get to not forget what the numbers were?