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MapletViewer
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The MapletViewer is an executable program that can launch saved Maplet applications. It displays and runs Maplet applications independently of the Maple worksheet environment.
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Exporting a Worksheet As a Maplet Application File
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You can export Maple worksheets as .maplet files.
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From the File menu, select Export As.
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Specify Maplet as the file type.
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Specify a path and folder for the file.
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In the Classic interface, you can save Maple worksheets as .maplet files. From the File menu, select Save As. Specify Maplet as the file type.
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Launching a Maplet Application
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To launch a Maplet application outside of the worksheet environment:
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In Windows
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By default the Windows installer creates an association between .maplet files and the MapletViewer.
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From a Windows file browser, double-click the .maplet file.
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Create a shortcut icon and place it on the desktop, specifying mapletviewer.exe followed by the .maplet filename.
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In Mac OS X
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The MapletViewer is available on Windows only. Mac OS X users can invoke the .maplet files by executing the Command-line version.
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Navigate to the /Library/Frameworks/Maple.framework/Versions/Current/bin directory.
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At the command line, enter maple -q and then the filename as an argument.
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In UNIX and Linux
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The MapletViewer is available on Windows only. UNIX users can invoke the .maplet files by executing the Command-line version.
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Change directories to $MAPLE_ROOT/bin, where MAPLE_ROOT is the root directory of your Maple installation.
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At the command line, enter maple -q and then the filename as an argument.
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