Solving Maple 9 Problems with GIFs: A Question from Max

[Max0526]

Hi, everybody;
I did some calculations in Maple 9 and converted the Maple worksheet to an HTML page. The result is right here:
http://www.max0526.fcpages.com/eq/jet2D.html.
Now, I want to convert the same worksheet to a similar HTML page but with all the GIFs (blue Maple output) of better quality (bigger font size). I know that it's possible (http://lie.uwaterloo.ca/help/abel2c1.html ) but I don't know how to do it.
Can anybody help me please?
Max.

 

[VladimirBondarenko]

Hi,

you wrote

M> I want to convert the same worksheet to a similar HTML page but with
M> all the GIFs (blue Maple output) of better quality (bigger font size).

It's simple. Obviously, you made your conversion using a Standard worksheet.

Please

1) run a new Classic Worksheet Maple 9 sesssion (not Standard!)

2) open your worksheet with CWM

3) now because of Maple bug you will see the BROWNISH outputs, not the
original blue ones; if you want the BLUE ones just click at the Execute the
worksheet button.

4) Relax and enjoy!


Best wishes,

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[tacman]

Hi Max,

Thank you for sharing your question with us. It is possible to convert Maple 9 problems to HTML pages with high-quality GIFs. Here are the steps you can follow to achieve this:

1. Open your Maple worksheet in Maple 9 and make sure all the calculations and plots are correct.

2. Go to File > Export as > HTML. This will create an HTML version of your worksheet.

3. Open the HTML file in a text editor (such as Notepad or TextEdit).

4. Look for the line that starts with <IMG SRC=. This line contains the code for your GIFs.

5. Change the width and height attributes in this line to increase the size of your GIFs. For example, you can change width="200" height="200" to width="400" height="400" to double the size of your GIFs.

6. Save the changes and open the HTML file in a browser to check the quality of the GIFs.

7. If you are satisfied with the quality, you can upload the HTML file to your website.

I hope this helps. Good luck with your Maple 9 problems!