Recently, I have been looking at using Java applets. Hoteqn is a
free Java applet which can display equations and even add some
interactivity. You enter the equations using latex. To see a page
on which I am using this applet, look at
http://archives.math.utk.edu/visual.calculus/2/formulas.1/
There is a reference there to the hoteqn site. The site also
includes an editor (which you can save) which will generate the html
code which you can then paste into your document.
The downside of using the Java applet is that you cannot print the
page.
Best,
Larry
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From: "Lindsey, Dr. Charles" <clindsey@FGCU.EDU>
Here's how I usually do it:
1) Use Equation Editor to create your equation
2) copy it to the clipboard
3) paste it into a simple graphics conversion program (I use Lview)
4) save it as a GIF file in the same directory as your HTML page
5) Use the Insert Image command in Page Composer, type in the file name you
gave the image.
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Larry Husch phone:423-974-4162 fax:423-974-6576
Dept.Mathematics http://www.math.utk.edu/~husch
Univ. Tennessee Co-Director, Mathematics Archives
Knoxville, TN 37996 http://archives.math.utk.edu/
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