WebMath: Math presentation software and translators

[Frank Walton]

I'm currently using tth, a program to convert tex to html using whatever
table features and fonts that the browser can interpret, to display the
equations etc. Until MathML becomes available it will have to do.

Frank Walton.

Here is a short abstract.

TtH: a ``TeX to HTML'' translator.

Version 2.33

Abstract
TtH translates TeX source that uses the Plain macro package, or LaTeX, into
a near equivalent in HTML. It is extremely fast and completely portable. It
produces web documents that are more compact and managable, and
faster-viewing, than those from other converters, because it really
translates the equations, instead of converting them into images.


-----Original Message-----
From: owner-webmath at camel.math.ca [mailto:owner-webmath at camel.math.ca]On
Behalf Of Douglas Curran-Everett
Sent: February 25, 2000 2:07 PM
To: 'webmath at mail.math.ca'
Subject: WebMath: Math presentation software and translators


Dear All,

I have done quite a bit of statistical teaching and writing but in print
only.  I use LaTeX and am investigating the possibilities of getting
math/stats up on the Web.

I have a couple questions:

	What software do you all use for mathematical publishing?
	By what means do you all get mathematics on the Web?

Thanks!

Regards,
Doug Curran-Everett, PhD

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