
The Update Source File Converter 
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DESCRIPTION

  The Update Source file converter (updtsrc) takes a Maple source file that
  contains code written in Maple V Release 5 and updates it to conform with
  changes in Maple 6.

  The program reads from files or from standard input and writes to standard
  output, or from an optionally specified input file to an optionally
  specified output file.


RUNNING UPDTSRC

  Windows:       From the Start menu, choose Programs, then Maple 6, then
                 Update Source. Enter the full pathname of your file. 
                 Alternatively, enter "updtsrc filename" in a DOS window,
                 where filename is the text file you want to update.

  Macintosh:     Double-click on the "Update Source" icon, then open a text 
                 file that contains Maple input by choosing "Open" from the 
                 "File" menu.

  UNIX:          Enter "updtsrc filename" at the command line prompt where
                 filename is the text file you want to update.

  Specify an optional output file by adding its name after the input file 
  or by choosing "Save" and naming the output file on the Macintosh.  


CHANGES MADE BY UPDTSRC

  Updtsrc will make changes to the commands and grammar of your text file.  
  You may notice errors and warnings about differences between Release 5 and 
  Maple 6. Warnings simply draw your attention to the things that have 
  changed. For more information about the changes in grammatical structure,
  type ?compatibility at a Maple prompt to view a list of related help pages.


EXITING UPDTSRC

  Windows:         Close any window by clicking on the close window button
  		   (X) at the top of the window.

  Macintosh:       From the "File" menu, choose "Quit".

  UNIX:    	   The application will quit as soon as the task is completed.


FOR MORE INFORMATION

  View the Update Source help page by typing ?updtsrc at the Maple prompt
  or by viewing the updtsrc man page under UNIX.
