User Guide

For more information, refer to the ?read and ?interface help pages.
10.4 Exporting to Other Formats
Exporting Documents
You can save your documents by selecting Save or Save As from the File
menu. By selecting Export As from the File menu, you can also export a
document in the following formats: HTML, LaTeX, Maple input, Maplet
application, Maple text, plain text, and Rich Text Format. This allows you
to access your work outside Maple.
HTML
The .html file that Maple generates can be loaded into any HTML browser.
Exported mathematical content can be displayed in one of the following
formats: GIF, MathML 2.0 Presentation, MathML 2.0 Content, or Maple
Viewer, and is saved in a separate folder. MathML is the Internet standard,
sanctioned by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), for the communic-
ation of structured mathematical formulae between applications. For more
information about MathML, refer to the ?MathML help page.
Maple documents that are exported to HTML translate into multiple docu-
ments when using frames. If the frames feature is not selected, Maple creates
only one page that contains the document contents.
LaTeX
The .tex file generated by Maple is ready for processing by LaTeX. All dis-
tributions of Maple include the necessary style files. By default, the LaTeX
style files are set for printing the .tex file using the dvips printer driver. You
can change this behavior by specifying an option to the \usepackage LaTeX
command in the preamble of your .tex file. For more information, refer to
the ?exporttoLaTeX help page.
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