@ecterrab Error, the variable(s) `intersect`(t2,_Inert_NAME("print/+")) are declared as both exports and globals

I tried removing export `+`; from the module allows it to be executed however then we receive the error

Error, (in with) module `M` has no exports

but then the error still shows up. 

I missed that thanks!

If you execute with(Physics): after a restart in Maple 2015 the bug does not appear.

restart;
with(Physics):

** no bug as executed above**

Similarily in Maple18 executing

restart;
with(Physics):

** no bug as executed **

However in Maple 18.00 if you use gc() the bug will appear.  omitting gc()  Maple 18 executes ok.

Hmm, seems to work in M18 using the stock with(Physics): package.  Maple 18.01 64bit version

However not in Maple 18.00 32 bit version

Actually I just did find a 0 point user, however that account was not shown on the users page.  It is possible that 0 and negative point users don't show up in the Users list.  However my search for variants of mathematica and John Mcloone turn up nothing here in mapleprimes.

@Markiyan Hirnyk ok thanks I never usually look there I always look at www.mapleprimes.com/recent because it shows titles without content and it's easier to scan.

It seems when you hit 25 terms things go strange.

You mean all interfaces.  Unfortunate yes, I still have faith in Maple.  Does it exist in all versions?  How far back does the bug exist?  There was a big change from Maple 12 to Maple 13 it would be interesting to know if it exists as far back as Maple12

@crazyeti who ever uses command line anymore?  Of course some people still do.  The bug was never noticed.  Most everyone uses the standard interface or classic.  You can not say ... "I'm not even sure if Maple can give me correct result."  What is more satisfying to Maple users is that Mathematica has had similar problems, giving wrong answers to certain definite integrals by undersimplifying at certain times.  The fact that the bug does not exist in the standard or classical version of Maple says the bug isn't too serious.

For Maple18 and Maple2015 any Maple.hdb file to be used in the help file system within Maple first needs to be converted to the new help .help file system. 

One caveat is that it needs to be run twice in order to work properly

with(HelpTools):
with(Database):

ConvertAll() # will receive error but just ignore the error and run it again.

ConvertAll()

Note: ConvertAll() is not in the Maple help system.
Not all commands in the HelpTools:-Database are in the help system
with(HelpTools:-Database)

I recieved a similar error migrating Robert Israel's Maple Advisor database

with(HelpTools):
with(Database):

ConvertAll()

"Converting c:\\Program Files\\Maple 2015\\lib\\advisor\\maple.hdb to c:\\Program Files\\Maple 2015\\lib\\advisor\\maple.help"
Warning, .hdb help databases are deprecated, 'c:\Program Files\Maple 2015\lib\advisor\maple.hdb' will not be used, see ?HelpTools,Migrate help page for more information
Warning, while loading C:\Users\laptop22\AppData\Local\Temp\helpmigration\maple\file00021.mw - unable to guess appropriate preview

?advisor

         No Matches Found

Simply just running the command again creates the working help database.

ConvertAll()

?advisor

 All help files to the database are now available. 

In Maple 2015 I have been unable to access any of the commands in help.  ?advisor does not bring up the help file for the advisor database.  Unless I've installed it incorrectly or the files don't contain the help topics it's possible there is a 2105 library help bug that won't read in seperate added libname files.

@moeinvh did you ever get it working? 

BTW Error, (in labelledcontourplot) Can''t label parametric contour plot 

...so it looks like the MapleAdvisor database can not handle parametric contour labelling

As long as you have

1/ Created directory c:/MapleAdivsor/advisor    #as long as the last directory in location is named advisor

2/ copied from advisor6.zip maple.hdb    maple.ind and maple.lib into that directory

3/ created a maple.ini file a text editor (notepad) and saved in your c:/Program Files/Maple 17 directory

4/ where the maple.ini file has the entry libname:=`c:/MapleAdvisor/advisor`,libname:

Upon starting Maple, the initialization file will tell Maple to automatically load the advisor database into the library and all the commands in the advisor database will be ready to use.  I suspect you've typed the wrong libname location in your .ini file which is why it is not recognizing the command. 

@Preben Alsholm when copying from a website texts with spaces become annoyances

The underlying value is there, but the error is displayed in the cell.  The only workaround that is to manually put quotes around every cell that has space delimited text. 

@tomleslie I can resize the code edit region, what version of Maple are you using?  ** edit added ** Ok I see Maple 2015.1.. resizing for code edit regions should work for you unless you mean something else.

** edit**

sorry ok you can't resize text.  You could use the magnifying glass in windows.

CRTL + 6 will increase the size for you, but it also increases the size of the whole worksheet as well.  It should be a workaround for you for the time being.