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In article <1992Apr15.155225.1386@rose.uucp> mark.thomas@rose.com (mark thomas) writes:
>
>I am looking for advanced mathematics programs for the ST. I believe the
>someone made a reference to a program called "Maple". Could someone
>please fill me in as to what this and other programs are capable of
>doing?  A symbolic manipulator or statistical package would be nice. :-)
>As I am taking university sciences, I am not interested in the
>highschool level progams I see in my local computer store.

Maple is a top quality symbolic algebra package.  Think of any other
competetive name in the field, and I think you will find that Maple has
the mathematical edge.  Sadly, the latest version that I know about is
for the Atari is not the latest, but one can still get Version 4.2.
This is still high quality stuff, and you will not likely outgrow it,
even through your graduate studies in mathemtics or engineering.  It is
used by a large group of researchers throughout the world, and there is
good support.

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>From jbrennan@daisy.waterloo.edu Mon Feb 25 09:28 EST 1991
Date: Mon, 25 Feb 91 09:28:24 EST
From: Joyce Brennan <jbrennan@daisy>

Maple 4.2 is currently available for the Atari.  The price for a
single user copy of this program is Can $475.  Site licenses are also
available.  If interested, please ask for details.

You will need at least four megabytes of disk space on the destination
drive (space for at least 150 folders).

Thank you for requesting information about Maple.  Please send me your
full postal address, including university/business affiliation, and
phone/Fax numbers, and I will mail a comprehensive information package
to you.   This package should answer most, if not all, of your questions.  
If after receiving this information package you have any further
questions, please do not hesitate to ask.

Would you please tell us how you learned about Maple. Was it through a
colleague or through one of our programs:  advertising, direct mail,
card deck, conference or editorial coverage? We also welcome all customer
comments about Maple. Our technical team considers these carefully for all
improvements and updates to the product. Thank you for your help.

               Joyce Brennan, Distribution Manager
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