These instructions are for Windows 95 or 98.

It is best to follow these instructions exactly. Little
changes like renaming directories or placing them elsewhere
that seem like they should work don't seem to work.

Copy the vec_calc folder into the maple directory at the
same level as the LIB directory is. Do not change the name
of the vec_calc directory. You want the folder and its files.

Open Maple and type in the command:

libname;

and hit enter. It will probably say something like:

"C:\\Program Files\\Maple 6\\lib"

which is its default library if you installed it on
your C: drive. Make note of this library. If it shows 
any other libraries, make note of them because you will 
need to add them below.

If you have installed Maple on a different disk than C:
or in a different directory, change the entries accordingly 
in what follows.

To cause Maple to automatically load vec_calc, you need to
alter the command used to execute Maple. Right click on
your Maple icon or shortcut, choose properties, and change the 
command line to make it look like shown below. You don't use the
double \\ as shown above.

"C:\Program Files\Maple 6\BIN.WNT\maple.exe" -b "c:\Program Files\Maple 6\lib" -b "c:\Program Files\Maple 6\vec_calc"

This specifies the default library and the new vec_calc library.
If your libname command above showed additional libraries, you need
to include them on the command line too. 

After you have altered the command line, start up Maple and try
the following:

libname;  (should show the libraries)

with(vec_calc); (should generate some output)

If you have gotten this far, you have succesfully installed
the vec_calc package.