This is great, thank you!

Now the trick will be return this display to MapleTA and incorporating it into the question I'm working on. :)

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Carrie Howells, Instructional Support Coordinator
Mathematics Faculty Computing Facility
University of Waterloo
MC 3054, 519-888-4567 x36272

This is great, thank you!

Now the trick will be return this display to MapleTA and incorporating it into the question I'm working on. :)

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Carrie Howells, Instructional Support Coordinator
Mathematics Faculty Computing Facility
University of Waterloo
MC 3054, 519-888-4567 x36272

So, how did it go?

That's awesome, and way better! I didn't realize that the legend entries didn't have to be strings.

Thanks, worked like a charm!

Carrie:)

That's awesome, and way better! I didn't realize that the legend entries didn't have to be strings.

Thanks, worked like a charm!

Carrie:)

I've been able to copy and paste a character from elsewhere in the document and have it appear properly on a label and on a button. Tedious, but do-able. It would be nice if I could type the correct sequence of characters, or insert from a palette. But at least copy and paste works for these components.

The only one I haven't figured out yet is using special characters in a plot legend string like

Do(%Plot0 = plot(sin(%Slider0*x), x=0 .. 2*Pi, y=-1..1, legend="sin(ω*t)"))

The omega doesn't display correctly on the legend--it reads "sin(ω *t).

Any ideas?

I've been able to copy and paste a character from elsewhere in the document and have it appear properly on a label and on a button. Tedious, but do-able. It would be nice if I could type the correct sequence of characters, or insert from a palette. But at least copy and paste works for these components.

The only one I haven't figured out yet is using special characters in a plot legend string like

Do(%Plot0 = plot(sin(%Slider0*x), x=0 .. 2*Pi, y=-1..1, legend="sin(ω*t)"))

The omega doesn't display correctly on the legend--it reads "sin(ω *t).

Any ideas?