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7.3 Exporting Whole Worksheets • 279a space (# ) as text, and ignores all other lines.To export an entire worksheet as Maple text, select Export As fromthe File menu, then Maple Text. The following is a portion of a Mapleworksheet exported as Maple text.# An Indefinite Integral# by Jane Maplefan# Calculation# Look at the integral Int(x^2*sin(x-a),x);. Notice that its# integrand, x^2*sin(x-a);, depends on the parameter a;.# Give the integral a name so that you can refer to it later.> expr := Int(x^2 * sin(x-a), x);/| 2expr := | x sin(x - a) dx|/# The value of the integral is an anti-derivative of the# integrand.> answer := value( % );To open a worksheet in Maple text format as the one above, selectOpen from the File menu. In the dialog box that appears, select MapleText from the drop-down list of file types. Double-click the desired file,then select Maple Text in the dialog box that appears.You can also copy and paste Maple text by using the Edit menu. Ifyou copy a part of your worksheet as Maple text and paste it into anotherapplication, then the pasted text appears as Maple text. Similarly, if youpaste Maple text into your worksheet by using Paste Maple Text fromthe Edit menu, then Maple retains the structure of the Maple text. Incontrast, if you use ordinary paste, Maple does not retain its structure.If you paste into an input region, Maple interprets the pasted section asinput. If you paste into a text region, Maple interprets the pasted sectionas text.L A TEXTo export a Maple worksheet in L A TEX format, select Export As fromthe File menu, then LaTeX. The .tex file that Maple generates is readyfor processing by L A TEX. All distributions of Maple include the necessarystyle files.