Follow these instructions to install Maple 11 for Macintosh for use on the College of Wooster campus.
Information Technology documentation is available online at http://www.wooster.edu/technology/help/.
Last revised: February 26, 2008
The College of Wooster has a network license that allows students to install and use Maple on their personal computers while at the College, or while connected to the College over the Virtual Private Network. Follow these instructions to install the Maple 11 software.
- Navigate to the Software Downloads section of the Wooster website located at: http://www.wooster.edu/technology/resources/software/
- Under College-licensed Software, look for Maple 11 and find your operating system. Make sure you select the download that is for the type of processor your computer contains.
- Click the download link and you will be prompted to enter your Wooster user name and password. If you are using Firefox, select the “open with Stuffit Expander.” You will need to double click the file to extract the installer. If you are using Safari, the download will begin automatically.
- You will now have a file called “Maple11IntelMacInstaller.mpkg” or “Maple11PPCMacInstaller.mpkg” on your desktop. Double click this file to launch the installer.
- Make sure that you have the installer running. Click continue for the first message that pops up, and then click continue for the first installer screen:
- Select your Hard Drive with one click and click continue:
- On the Installation Type screen, click the customize button in the lower left hand corner:
- Change the license type by clicking on the “Maple 11 Network License” option and then click Install:
- The software will begin to install and will prompt you for a License Manager Server name. Enter license.wooster.edu for the server name:
- After Maple is finished installing, click Close to exit the installer. You can drag the Maple 11 installer package to the trash.
If you have any problems or questions please contact the help desk at xHELP (x4357), or from off-campus (330) 287-3000 ext. 4357. Ask your professor or TA if you have any Maple-specific questions.