Maple is an essential tool for anyone who needs
to use or study mathematics. The demo on this disk will give you
a glimpse of a few of the over 2000 Maple functions and what they
can do for you. To run the demo on your computer, you will need
an 80386 or 80486 based personal computer with 2MB or more memory
and a CGA, EGA, VGA, or Hercules display adapter (for the graphics
commands only). When you first start the Maple Demonstration,
a copyright message and ordering information window will appear
on your screen. After you have read the copyright notice, you
can press one of two keys to begin. If you press Enter, the demo
will automatically type in the examples for you. If you press
the Space bar instead, the demo will run just like a full Maple
session; you type the commands you want to execute. In either
case, you will be dealing with a real subset of Maple. This is
NOT a recorded demo. The time it takes to solve each problem is
the same as a full version of Maple would require to solve the
same problem on your machine. Note that the Demonstration version
of Maple contains only those portions of Maple necessary to run
the Maple commands used in this Tour.
(modified from the documentation)
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