Why not use PDF format - there are viewers available for every platform
that I know of and the new version supports linking within documents
similar to HTML - it is also going to give you a much better document for
printing than HTML, it can be converted from your original Word.doc, and I
believe that Adobe has an online conversion service now so that you dont
even have to buy the software to make the document. Much more accessible
than the DjVu format - which is something that I have never even heard of
before.
At 01:00 AM 7/12/00 , Brian Beckman wrote:
>i can't find a good way to do math in HTML. there's been a lot of noise
>about something called "MathML", but last time i tried it, it was inadequate
>in a bunch of ways. the number of people who want to do typeset mathematics
>in documents is so small that the support software, if you can find it at
>all, is crufty, buggy, nasty, outdated, and .... well, you get the point.
>
>
>>From: Peter Loron <peterl@cnw.com>
>>To: Michael Shields <shields@msrl.com>, Brian Beckman
>><brianbec6@hotmail.com>
>>CC: <nwautox@wwscc.org>, <autox@autox.team.net>, <brianbec@microsoft.com>,
>> <brianbec@hotmail.com>
>>Subject: Re: Physics of Racing Part 15, etc.
>>Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2000 19:02:24 -0700
>>
>>It would seem that something like HTML would be good for wide availability
>>across virtually all platforms. Even cell phones for quick lookups at the
>>race!
>>
>>-Pete
>>
>>on 7/11/00 6:52 PM, Michael Shields at shields@msrl.com wrote:
>>
>> > In article <20000711092133.54963.qmail@hotmail.com>,
>> > "Brian Beckman" <brianbec6@hotmail.com> wrote:
>> >> my current plan is to write future articles in MS Word rather than in
>>TeX,
>> >> but to distribute them in DjVu format, which is platform-independent.
>> >
>> > How so? I see only the "Win 95/98/NT 4.0" viewer at www.lizardtech.com.
>> > It's not clear if it runs even on Windows 2000.
>>
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