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I am a mechanical engineering graduate student and I use Maple daily for everything from school projects to homework. Unfortunately, printing anything out (to hand in) either (a) ends up looking absolutely terrible / enormous or (b) takes forever to format. I have to go through and apply all of these styles I've saved that make all of the fonts smaller and a different color (and when I do that, things look weird.... powers are impinging on their bases [e.g. the x and 3 in x^3 are fused...

How do I standardize the size of ALL plots in a document or worksheet?

I've looked at a number of plot options, and don't see how to get the same relative size in my printed doc that I see on the screen...the plot size wrt the text and formulas. Is this related to the same problem that I have getting images in general to be a predictable size?

I just bought an HP 8500A 910A printer. So far every other application except Maple prints correctly and well. When I print, each (whole) page is printed in the upper left hand quarter of a letter size sheet of paper. This never happened with my old HP LaserJet 4L. After much search, there do not seem to be any setable preferences that could lead to this result.

On the HP forum, there is another user with the same problem except the application is different....

This should be a simple question. But sadly I couldn't figure it out on my own

:-(

I know how to get the multivariate Taylor series expansion of a function f of arguments X[1] and X[2], about zero, and to, say, the third order,

mtaylor( f(X[1],X[2]), [X[1],X[2]], 3 );

   f(0, 0) + D[1](f)(0, 0) X[1] + D[2](f)(0, 0) X[2]

        1       ...

I am trying to resize some 2D and 3D plots. I find that the following writes a resized plot to the desktop, but it is cumbersome to use in a program when there are multiple plots:

MYPLOT := %:
     plotsetup(jpeg, plotoutput = "/Users/username/Desktop/EXPAND.jpg",

     plotoptions = "height=1000,width=1000");
MYPLOT;
plotsetup(default)

I'm not sure if this might be stretching Maple's capabilities a bit, but I was wondering if there was a way to perform model reduction (through substitution) in Maple?

Let me explain. Suppose I have a system of nonlinear equations: f(y,z,u) = 0, where u = input variables, z = intermediate variables, and y = output variables. For instance:

y = z1 + z2^2

z1 = z2 + 3*exp(u)

Whilst I am glad that Maple have finally fixed their pdf and eps plot output with version 13 (corrupted on the Mac since version 10), I would like to re-ask the question asked by peterschmid 4 in 2006: how can I control the output size of the plot?  The plotsetup options axiswidth, axisheight, width, height, appear to have no effect.

Please note that I use Maple for academic publishing, and I wish to automatically generate graphs and export them as eps files....

I just started using Maple few weeks ago, so i am very new to Maple. I tried to write a program to:

1. read data from excel

2. process the data obtained from different excel sheets to find different possible combinations and calculate costs

3. then to find the minimum cost option

program i wrote is

> with(ExcelTools);
> SHEET1 := Import("analysis.xls", "su1", "A4");
`output redirected...`> print(); # input placeholder

Hi everyone, here we are again with more serius issues this time.

I have a system of DE to solve. My system is made of coupled 3 PDE`s with 1 ODE. My problem is that the computation is aborted due failure at memory allocation, here is the message:

"Error, (in factor/nexteval) Cannot Allocate Memory (size=151060480)"

I`ve checked the kernelopts about datalimit and its already infinity. My computer is a Turion x2 with 4Gb of Ram (system...

Is it possible to change the font size of the Maple output?

And if yes, how?