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\begin{center}
{\bf Mathematics 21  \ \  
Fall 2000 \ \  
Calculus on PC's with Windows}
\end{center}


{\bf 1.} Check that 
your PC has 
{\bf Maple 6}:
{\bf Start $ \to $ Programs $ \to $ Maple 6}


If not, install Maple 6 (using Install Software or WinInstall). 
{\bf Try  Maple V, Release 5.1 if there are problems}.
\vspace{0.15cm} 

{\bf 2.} {\bf Directory.} To list the files in [C:] (the 
local disk):
{\bf My Computer $ \to $ [C:] }.

To list the files in [A:] (the floppy disk): \  \  
{\bf My Computer $ \to $ [A:]}
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{\bf 3.} {\bf Web Page.}
Open Netscape Navigator and type the following URL address 
in the box marked Location:
\  \  {\bf http://ci.lehigh.edu}

Log in and click on
{\bf Calculus I MATH-021 FL00} (you may have to look
in Course Catalogue).

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{\bf 4.} {\bf Maple.} \  \  (i) To open Maple:
\  \  {\bf Start $ \to $ Programs $ \to $ 
Maple 6 $ \to $ Maple 6}


(ii) To create a new Maple file: \  \  
{\bf File $ \to $ New}

(iii) To save an unnamed Maple file to [C:] 
(or [A:] for a floppy disk):
\begin{center}
{\bf File $ \to $ Save As $ \to $ [C:]$ \to $ type in
filename.ms (or filename.mws) $ \to $ OK}
\end{center}

(iv) To check, look 
for filename.ms in [C:].
The ``.ms'' may be missing, but
that's fine.

(v) To save a named Maple file (please save often):
\  \  {\bf File $ \to $ Save}


(vi) To print a Maple file:
\  \  {\bf File $ \to $ Print $ \to $ OK}

(vii) To open a Maple file already in [C:]
(again, [A:] for a floppy disk)
\begin{center}
{\bf File $ \to $ Open$ \to $ [C:] $ \to $ 
filename.ms $ \to $ OK}
\end{center}

{\bf 5.} {\bf Obtaining files from the Web Page.} 
(i) To put a copy of the Maple Basics file
in~[C:] 
\  \  
{\bf Course Information  $ \to $ 
Maple Basics $ \to $ Save File $ \to $ [C:] $ \to $ Save}


(ii) Open 21f00maplebasicsweb.ms in Maple and
try some commands. If graphs don't appear, try
{\bf print preview}.
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{\bf 6.} {\bf Obtaining Assignments}. 
To put a copy of Written Assignment 1 in [C:]:
{\bf Assignments  $ \to $ 
Written Assignment 1 $ \to $ Save File $ \to $ [C:] $ 
\to $ Save}

Work Written Assignment 1 in the Maple Laboratory Session. 

{\bf 7.} {\bf Moving files}. (i) For example, to move
a file from the hard disk
to a floppy disk, hold down the left mouse on the 
file in the [C:]~window and drag it
to the [A:]~icon in the ``My Computer'' window.
To move a file from [A:] to [C:], just reverse the above.
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(ii) To move files to or to obtain  files from 
AFS or CS accounts:

{\bf Start $ \to $ Programs $ \to $ WS FTP $ \to $ \dots } 

Install WS FTP if necessary. 
Warning: WS FTP may abbreviate the file's name.
\vspace{0.15cm}

{\bf 8.} {\bf Network Server}. 
{\bf Start $ \to $ Programs $ \to $ LAN Net Apps 
$ \to $ ACCESS}

To open a new account:
\  \  
{\bf Lehigh Web Page $ \to $ Computing$ \to $ 
Email \& Accounts}
\vspace{0.15cm}

{\bf 9.} {\bf On public PC's, please remove your files
and logout.} 
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{\bf 10.} {\bf Help.} 
(i) Click on Help. 
\  \  \  
(ii) Instructor or teaching assistant

(iii) Consultants (8-4141) 
\  \  \  \  \  
(iv) IR Help Desk  (8-HELP)
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