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[Dennis G. Zill]

>From: husch at math.utk.edu
>To: webmath at camel.math.ca, WPT at archives.math.utk.edu
>Date: Wed, 10 Nov 1999 08:58:18 -0500
>Subject: Re: WebMath: LiveMath
>CC: info at livemath.com, robert at calculus.net
>Priority: normal
>Sender: owner-wpt at archives.math.utk.edu
>Reply-To: husch at math.utk.edu
>
>Hi-
>
>I just downloaded and installed the LiveMath plug-in on my
>WIndows NT 4.0 system in my office.  I use three different
>browsers to check out how my materials appear in all three.  The
>plug-in installation program found the plug-ins directory for each of
>the browsers but it deleted the old mathview plug-in.
>
>First, the Internet Explorer 5.0 browser could not find the plug-in.
>The plug-in is in the plug-ins directory for the browser.  Can
>someone tell me how you can find out what plug-ins are installed in
>the Internet Explorer browser just as you can with Netscape by
>clicking on the 'About Plug-ins' item on the Help menu? I suspect
>that IE is looking in a different location than the plug-ins directory.
>
>Second, you will not be able to view any of the MathView
>notebooks which I have on my site as June listed below; at least I
>couldn't.  I had used the default html tag given by the MathView
>program which uses the pluginspage option; for some reason, this
>tag switches you from the page containing the MathView notebook
>to the LiveMath site.  If I delete that tag or change the reference on
>the pluginspage to www.livemath.com then you can see my page.
>I am going to have to change this for all my MathView notebooks.
>
>Thirdly, the size of the notebooks has been changed; fortunately,
>with the new plug-in the size is smaller.
>
>Best,
>Larry
>
> > Folks - the public beta of v.3 of the LiveMath software/webware (formerly
> > known as Theorist, MathView, and MathPlus) is finally out, and can be
> > downloaded from the LiveMath website <http://www.livemath.com>.  For those
> > of you who have never seen it, this is a mathematics graphing/algebra/etc.
> > package specifically oriented for teaching.  Best of all, the files can be
> > saved in a format publishable within web pages, and read by a free plugin.
> > For examples of interactive materials produced with the plugin, see the
> > Visual Calculus website <http://archives.math.utk.edu/visual.calculus>,
> > which has just won an award at the NAWeb 99 conference.
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>Dept.Mathematics        http://www.math.utk.edu/~husch
>Univ. Tennessee      Co-Director, Mathematics Archives
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