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Update: EASY to put math expressions on the Web!

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From: Ka-Ping Yee
Date: Mon, 24 Jun 1996 00:00
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Update:

The World-Wide Web's first structured expression system
now renders to multiple media, yielding a new level of
accessibility for expressions.

If you author a document once and use the simple MINSE
syntax to enter mathematical equations, *both* graphical
and text-based browsers will receive appropriate
renderings of the expression!

Please have a look at

    http://www.lfw.org/math/

to find out how easily you can use expressions in your
own Web documents.

I've been working hard on this for the past month and i
invite your comments and suggestions; any thoughts you have
about the design or deployment method are much appreciated.

In particular, i'd like to hear how you might want to use
such a system, and whether it can be made sufficient to
meet your needs (given appropriate extensions).  Help me
explore the possibilities; how would you apply it?

At the moment only a mathematical context is defined, but
all sorts of structured expression should be possible; if
there is something important you see, however, that falls
outside the limits of its extensibility, i want to know.

Thank you very much for your time and help.


Ka-Ping Yee
University of Waterloo
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From: kryee@novice.uwaterloo.ca (Ka-Ping Yee)
Subject: Update: EASY to put math expressions on the Web!
Date: 1996/06/24
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