Favorites - a palette where you can add expressions and entities that you use frequently

Variables - manage all of your assigned variables in your current Maple session

Expression - a palette containing a collection of common operations, trigonometric expressions, and function building tools

Calculus - a palette for constructing expressions commonly used in calculus, such as derivatives and single, double and triple integrals

Matrix - a palette consisting of a dialog that allows you to enter the number of rows and columns required; designate type, such as zero-filled; and designate shape, such as diagonal. Use this palette to insert a Matrix or Vector.

Layout - a palette that allows you to add math expressions using layout templates, such as superscripts and subscripts

Components - a palette that allows you to embed simple graphical interface components (for example, a button) into your worksheet. The components can be associated with actions that are to be executed.

Handwriting - a palette that provides an efficient way to find and insert the right symbol. You draw the symbol with your mouse and then Maple matches your input against symbols available in the system.

Units by Dimensionality - a palette that inserts units by dimensionality

Accents - a palette that allows you to insert decorated names such as an x with an arrow over it to denote a vector

Student Random Variables - a palette for constructing random variables based on distributions in the Student Statistics package

Trigonometric and Hyperbolic Functions - a palette for constructing expressions containing trigonometric and hyperbolic functions

Group Constructors - a palette for constructing groups based on the Group Theory package

Alphabetical palettes include Roman Extended Uppercase, Roman Extended Lowercase, Diacritical Marks, Greek, Cyrillic, Script, Open Face, and Fraktur.

Use Roman Extended Uppercase and Lowercase palettes for accents, such as grave or umlaut.

Use the Diacritical Marks palette in 2-D math regions where accents are required. To enter these marks, use underscript and overscript shortcut keys or the equivalent menu items under the Insert>Typesetting menu.

Underscript: Ctrl+' (Command+', for Mac)

Overscript: Ctrl+Shift+" (Command+Shift+", for Mac)

For more information on shortcut keys, see 2-D Math Shortcut Keys

Common Symbols - a palette of common symbols for constructing expressions using sums, products, $\mathrm{\pi }$, and $\ⅇ$ among other things

Relational - a palette of standard relations for constructing expressions

Relational Round - a palette of relational round symbols for constructing expressions

Operators - a palette of operators for constructing expressions

Large Operators - a palette of large operators for constructing expressions

Negated - a palette of negation symbols for constructing expressions

Fenced - a palette of fenced symbols for constructing expressions

Arrows - a palette of arrow symbols for constructing expressions

Constants and Symbols - a palette of constants and symbols for constructing expressions

Punctuation - a palette of various punctuation symbols, such as the registered trademark and copyright symbols, for inserting into text regions

Miscellaneous - a palette of miscellaneous math and other symbols outside the above categories

The specialty palettes listed here can be added to the palettes pane by right-clicking (Control-click, Mac) the palette dock, selecting Show Palette from the context menu, and then selecting the desired palette.

Tasks - a palette where you can store tasks that you have created

Live Data Plots - create and customize statistical plots

eBook Metadata - a palette consisting of a collection of Metadata tags you can use, along with commands from the eBookTools package, to author documents