The new microphone and speaker components make it possible to capture and playback audio signals in a Maple worksheet. See an example of how both of these new components work in the new application: Interaural Time Delay.

With the advances in programmatic content generation, it is now possible to programmatically generate interactive embedded components. Several Maple commands have been updated to leverage this technology, including the AudioTools:-Preview command, which now returns a play button and a speaker component with the output option set to embed:

The check box component has been updated to support a selected image as well as including support for setting the following option programmatically:

The look and feel for the code edit region has been improved with default settings, such as hidden border, hidden line numbers, and the vertical line to the left of the CER.

In addition, keyboard shortcuts to collapse or expand code edit regions have been added:

The code edit region also has the following new option available in the Format menu:

The dial component has three new options which can be set programmatically or in the properties dialog:

The following option can now be set programmatically:

The list box component now supports multiple selection. This can be configured programmatically or in the properties dialog:

The following option can now be set programmatically:

The following option can now be set programmatically for meter, rotary gauge, and volume gauge components:

The following option for plot component can now be set programmatically:

The following option got radio button component can now be set programmatically:

The slider component is now resizable:

The properties for pixelHeight and pixelWidth of the slider can be changed in the right click properties menu or programmatically set using the DocumentTools:-SetProperty command.

The following option can now be set programmatically:

The following option for text area component can now be set programmatically:

The toggle button image has been updated.

To use the legacy button image for toggle buttons, the image files can be found in the images directory of your Maple installation.

The following option can now be set programmatically: