Nice trick, thank you Joe

mario.lemelin@cgocable.ca

Nice trick, thank you Joe

mario.lemelin@cgocable.ca

I would be interested to test it.   Can you put the link to the file by uploading it (with the green up arrow).

mario.lemelin@cgocable.ca

Actually, the email that is use to subscribe to a post is a hotmail one.  I want to use the one below for everything.  It seems that this email I want to use is already in Maplesoft for other things (webinars for instance).

So I write my email and the correct password that I use with the email below, I receive an message stating that my email is alredy in use.  If I click on "have you forgotten you password", I receive an Access Denied with the following:

So it seems that this is more complicated that I thought.  Maybe I am stuck with the hotmail one for the post....

Thanks anyway!

mario.lemelin@cgocable.ca

No I do not have the "inline document ouput" check.

About the document mode, before Maple 11 was release, I was using classic mode.  But with Maple 11, I use document mode and everything is OK.  Maplesoft is saying that the point and click is a great interface for the new user of Maple.  I don't want to start a debate here but I would be very interested to listen to your reasons trough my email.

Cheers

Mario Lemelin

mario.lemelin@cgocable.ca

I did your first step in Maple 10.  After the output, I can write math or text (if I click F5).  Same thing for the second step.

Sorry

Mario Lemelin

mario.lemelin@cgocable.ca

I recall that exist a Maple command to find the domain of a function but I don't remember wich one.  Do you?.  For this particular function, it is easy [0,infinity] but sometimes, a little help is needed.

Mario Lemelin

mario.lemelin@cgocable.ca

I recall that exist a Maple command to find the domain of a function but I don't remember wich one.  Do you?.  For this particular function, it is easy [0,infinity] but sometimes, a little help is needed.

Mario Lemelin

mario.lemelin@cgocable.ca

HI,

Just a little question.  I have been trying to insert image in the blog but when I am asking to write the URL for the image, I don't know what to write.  It  must be something to direct to the location of my image on my HD but I am just guessing.