Maplesim 7.0(1) installer looks for Maple 18 installation.  Will Maplesim work with Maple 2015?

If not, what is the expected date of making both products compatible?

Regards,

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Hello everyone. I am trying to make a position time graph of a charged particle in an gravitational and electric field. This is just for an application of Maple to Lagrangian mechanics. I have set up my Lagrangian, did the Euler-Lagrange equation, and solved the differential equation. When I go to plot it, just the axes show up and I dont have a line. I have followed other examples of Lagrangian mechanics in Maple and its still not working. Here is the code for the odeplot:

Eq7:=dsolve({Eq6,initial},{q(t)},numeric,output=listprocedure)

odeplot(Eq7,t=0..10)

Eq6 is the Euler-Lagrange equation for my system, initial is the initial values, and q(t) is the position of the particle.

Any suggestions will help.

I purchased the student edition today, and after install and activation, it says the product is only available in 20 days. If I click the activate button, I repeat the successful activation process, but after another restart of Maple, the prompt comes out again, Eventually I clicked on OK, and I found that the license for me really expires in 20 days. 

I think it could be that my proof for student is not processed yet (no email), or a problem.

I wonder if there is anyone else purchased the student edition and encounter the same situation, and what is following next.

As maple 18 does not, and I see no information about this topic for 2015 version, besides, I don't have a chance to try the software. So any help would be appreciated.

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