Hm... what you are doing *should* work.  I don't have access to that version of Maple so I would suggest contacting Technical Support and having them look into it for you.

- Stephanie

Can you give a little bit more information on what you are doing?  I am running M12 on XP; if I simply open a new Document and select Insert > Code Edit Region, it works for me.  It's possible that there's something corrupted in the document you were working with - if you open a brand new Maple session, can you get it to work then?

- Stephanie

I'm not aware of ways to do this directly with a command but there are a couple things you can do with the drawing tools. Use: PieChart([England = 341, Spain = 237, Germany = 93, France = 91, Unknown = 56, Wales = 40, Ireland = 39, Sweden = 35, Russia = 31, Other = 244], color = orange .. green, captions = none); Which will remove the labels completely. Then you can either use the drawing tools to add the labels yourself (select the plot, click on the Drawing toolbar at the top left and use the Text("T") and line tools to add labels and arrows. Use the Drawing Components palette to change the linestyle to an arrow. Alternately, you can right-click on the plot, choose Plot>Legend>Show Legend and mark it up accordingly (double-click on the text to change them). You might want to change your colours to be more easily differentiable in this case. Stephanie