When you collapse the MapleCloud palette, the title bar of the palette becomes MapleCloud (Off), indicating the cloud connection is disabled.  To enable the connection, simply open the palette.  Removing the MapleCloud palette also disables the connection.

For more information on managing palettes, see Arranging Palettes in Your Worksheet.

You can optionally turn off your connection to the MapleCloud Document Exchange server by selecting Tools > Options... (Maple > Preferences on Macintosh) and clearing the Enable cloud connection check box. When the connection to the server is turned off, no MapleCloud palette is displayed and Maple does not poll the server for new worksheets. You can turn off the connection for the current Maple session only or globally for all future sessions, in addition to the current session.

For more information, see Options Dialog - General Tab.

Alternatively, if you are a system administrator and want to control the use of the MapleCloud Document Exchange, you can configure Maple to turn off the connection to the server as soon as Maple is launched. When Maple is launched, no MapleCloud palette is displayed, Maple does not poll the server, and the Enable cloud connection check box in the Options Dialog - General Tab is hidden from the Maple interface.

Windows

Linux and UNIX

Macintosh

Note: It is strongly recommended that you create a backup of this file.

    <key>Arguments</key>

    <string>-B /Library/Frameworks/Maple.framework/Versions/<Maple_version>/lib</string>

    <string>-B /Library/Frameworks/Maple.framework/Versions/<Maple_version>/lib -nocloud</string>

Alternatively, on Macintosh platforms, you can turn off your connection by navigating to the /Library/Frameworks/Maple.framework/Versions/<Maple_version>/bin directory at a command prompt, and entering xmaple -nocloud.

For more information, see maple.

The MapleCloud Document Exchange, MapleCloud Groups, Logging in to the MapleCloud Document Exchange, Sharing Worksheet Content, Viewing Shared Worksheet Content