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(1.5.2) > (1.5.5) > (1.5.4) > > (1.5.3) many Maple worksheet commands, there are shortcuts for these commands. Control-j insert an execution group below the current cursor position, while control-k inserts one above the cursor. When Maple finishes a command, it displays the output on the next line, centered in the worksheet.

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