WebEQ Developers Suite 3.7.3 Multilingual (Windows, MacOSx, Solaris)
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WebEQ provides a full suite of tools for authoring math on the web


WebEQ Features

WebEQ incorporates many significant improvements over previous versions, providing greater speed, a smaller memory footprint and more functionality.

General
Industry-leading support for MathML 2.0
Extensive OS and web browser support, including Mac OS X
High-quality, cross-platform math rendering with minimal dependence on fonts

WebEQ Editor
Intuitive graphical editing of equations
New support for prescripts and tensor indices
Better handling of multi-line equations
Expanded keyboard shortcuts for MathType compatibility
Direct control over MathML structure
Easy control of style and display properties
Set font properties per token or per expression
Large collection of symbols
Enter symbols by MathML name or Unicode number
Updated for Unicode 4 compatibility
Customizable toolbar
Support for multi-character buttons
Sophisticated MathML export options
Control namespaces, declarations, and white space handling via preferences
Set default clipboard export preferences for streamlined workflow
Generate JPEG and PNG images, MathML or Viewer Control applet tags
Support for authoring interactive math equations
Expanded editor preferences, including new support for chemistry notation

WebEQ Publisher
Convert math markup to Web-ready formats
Process markup in Solutions Library JavaScript code
Read entire documents or cut-and-paste markup to be converted
Send output to the screen for cutting-and-pasting or write files
Process WebTeX and MathML
Generate JPEG and PNG images, MathML or Viewer Control applet tags
Generate markup for Mozilla, MathPlayer, and cross-browser stylesheets

WebEQ Equation Server
Batch processing of math markup to Web-ready formats
Control processing options via command-line switches
Process WebTeX and MathML
Generate images, MathML or Viewer Control applet tags
Generate markup for Mozilla, MathPlayer, and cross-browser stylesheets
Java API support for servlets
Generate equation images from MathML within ASP code

Viewer Control
Cross-platform display of MathML expressions in Web browsers
Corrects for client screen resolution
Automatic line breaking for long equations
Extensive API for manipulating expressions via JavaScript

nput Control
Serves as an embedded equation editor in Web pages
Can be used to send equations to a Web server
Cross-platform support for many Web browsers
Customizable toolbar
New applet parameters for chemistry notation mode
Extensive API for manipulating properties and equations via JavaScript

Graph Control
Graphs real-valued functions and inequalities
Displays multiple equations
Customizable appearance and graphing options
Extensive API for manipulating properties and equations via JavaScript

Evaluation and Comparison Controls
Evaluates MathML real-valued expressions in several variables
Tests two expressions for equality
Extensive API for use from JavaScript

Evaluation and Comparison Controls
Incorporate static math into cross-platform pages using high-level JavaScript equation wrappers
Incorporate WebEQ Controls into cross-platform pages using high-level JavaScript control wrappers
JavaScript logic modules simplify mathematical animations, step-by-step exposition, and quizzes
Over 20 templates and sample files for common interactive math tasks

Deployment Kit
Deliver WebEQ Control class files on demand from your server
Cache WebEQ Controls into your readers' browsers from your web server to eliminate download time

Documentation
User guides for each of the WebEQ tools and Controls
Extensive programmer documentation
Reference documentation for MathML and WebTeX
Search and Index features
Many tutorials


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