That is the image that appears to me while browsing this paper (butterflies, bugs, dissecting worms,...).

That is the image that appears to me while browsing this paper (butterflies, bugs, dissecting worms,...).

I am Alejandro (in Spanish). It is said that half of the population in Argentina has an italian origin, but not me...

I am Alejandro (in Spanish). It is said that half of the population in Argentina has an italian origin, but not me...

I have installed 'newLatex' as a package (in a local library directory) for Maple 11.02, and made a few tests, comparing the output of 'latex' and 'Latex'.

latex(x^2 + y^2 = z^2);
{x}^{2}+{y}^{2}={z}^{2}

Latex(x^2 + y^2 = z^2);
Error, (in newLatex:-LatexString) Sorry, at present _Inert_EQUATION cannot be translated to LaTeX

Latex(x^2 + y^2);
x^{2}+y^{2}

latex(Int(1/(x^2+1), x));
\int \! \left( {x}^{2}+1 \right) ^{-1}{dx}

Latex(Int(1/(x^2+1), x));
Int \left( \frac{1}{x^{2}+1},x \right)

Here, if output is to be converted it should be "\int" instead of "Int" and "dx" be used instead of "x" as second argument.

I have also compared the dvi output for the matrix 'expr' above. The differences that I observe are in minor details: that of 'Latex' is slightly narrower and uses upright "i" for the imaginary unit.

Perhaps you could show some examples with marked differences?

F:=int( ln(2+2*cos(t)^2+cos(t)^4), t );
plot([Re(F),Im(F)],t = 0 .. Pi);

F:=int( ln(2+2*cos(t)^2+cos(t)^4), t );
plot(Re(F),t = 0 .. Pi);

If you see discontinuities like here do not use blindly the definite integral. If there were a Maple wiki, this should be in the FAQ.

So, it should be just a matter of uncheck those that are not of interest.  But  for me , the  problem is just the  opposite:  I have never received  any notiffication  since   August 2005, though Will then said that I should receive them. And now, eg I have  this thread subscribed and yet I am not receiving any notiffication (the same holds for another subscribed thread with this feature present).

I am observing the syntax highlighting of Maple source using the Cream variety of Vim for a file with extension .mpl. Apparently, there is no builtin direct mechanism for injecting this code into Maple or for calling Maple to execute it, but  you have to cut & paste or communicate via a file.

I am observing the syntax highlighting of Maple source using the Cream variety of Vim for a file with extension .mpl. Apparently, there is no builtin direct mechanism for injecting this code into Maple or for calling Maple to execute it, but  you have to cut & paste or communicate via a file.

(Manuals > Browse manuals with info) I see that the location/classification for the Maplev mode and some other math modes  is a bit strange:

Maxima
* Maxima: (maxima).            A computer algebra system.

Math
* Giac : (giac_us).            Computer Algebra System Library
* Giac en castellano: (giac_es).    Programa de calculo simbolico por
                    Bernard Parisse

Math
* GNUPLOT: (gnuplot).            An Interactive Plotting Program

General Commands
* Bzip2: (bzip2).            A program and library for data
                    compression.

....

* Mtools: (mtools).            Mtools: utilities to access DOS disks
                    in Unix.
* Maplev: (maplev).            MapleV, a GNU Emacs major mode for
                    developing code for Maple V, a
                    computer algebra system (CAS) produced
                    by Waterloo Maple Inc.

So that you should made a little search before finding the entry for Maplev.

(Manuals > Browse manuals with info) I see that the location/classification for the Maplev mode and some other math modes  is a bit strange:

Maxima
* Maxima: (maxima).            A computer algebra system.

Math
* Giac : (giac_us).            Computer Algebra System Library
* Giac en castellano: (giac_es).    Programa de calculo simbolico por
                    Bernard Parisse

Math
* GNUPLOT: (gnuplot).            An Interactive Plotting Program

General Commands
* Bzip2: (bzip2).            A program and library for data
                    compression.

....

* Mtools: (mtools).            Mtools: utilities to access DOS disks
                    in Unix.
* Maplev: (maplev).            MapleV, a GNU Emacs major mode for
                    developing code for Maple V, a
                    computer algebra system (CAS) produced
                    by Waterloo Maple Inc.

So that you should made a little search before finding the entry for Maplev.

In My account > Subscriptions > threads, I see in this moment 19 entries (4 blog and 15 forum), corresponding to threads to which I have posted. Some of them are quite old, but this one is included.

Clearly, these are a fraction of the threads to which I have posted. My guess is that this list will enlarge as the scanning of the database continues. Is it right?

On the other hand, I have not received yet an email notification of Will's last post here. I think that I should.

In My account > Subscriptions > categories , the last section is "Userpoints". What is that?

So, I will try it (even though I find Emacs' design barely tolerable). How do you configure it to use different versions of Maple? May be that you add some notes to your blog post?

By the way, I cannot distinguish any Maple code against the black backgound of those screenshots.