Examples of techexplorer Documents

The following are examples of techexplorer displaying full documents in their own windows and document fragments within containing HTML documents.

Basic Document Examples

• TeX and LaTeX Examples:
  • A long hypertext technical document.
  • An HTML document enhanced with embedded techexplorer math displays.
  • A document containing author-defined pop-up menus.
• Mathematical Markup Language (MathML) 2.0 Examples :
• Chapter 2. MathML Fundamentals
• Chapter 3. Presentation Markup
• Chapter 4. Content Markup
• Chapter 5. Mixing Presentation and Content
• Chapter 6. Entities, Characters and Fonts
• Appendix C. Operator Dictionary
• Mathematical Markup Language (MathML) 2.0 Examples (Internet Explorer Behaviors):
• Chapter 2. MathML Fundamentals
• Chapter 3. Presentation Markup
• Chapter 4. Content Markup
• Chapter 5. Mixing Presentation and Content
• Chapter 6. Entities, Characters and Fonts
• Appendix C. Operator Dictionary
• Internet Explorer Behaviors
• Quadratic Equations Explained

Professional Edition Examples

Note: These examples illustrate using techexplorer in Internet Explorer and in Netscape version 4. When using Internet Explorer, you may need to disable the Sun Java Plugin to view some of these examples. See the Compatibility section for details.

• Basic Scripting Examples
  • Java applet LaTeX editor.
  • LaTeX/MathML editor and translator.
  • The GraphIT Application.
  • The JavaScript communication layer.
  • Experiment with techexplorer events.
  • Math animation with Java threads.
• Document Object Model (DOM) Examples
• The Spring Mass Application.
• The Expression Selector.
• A techexplorer context menu example.
• The DocumentExplorer add-in.
• Mathematica Add-in
• Sending and Receiving Mathematica Content.
• A Web Based Command Line Interface to Mathematica.
• Using JavaScript to Access Mathematica and techexplorer.
• Add-ins
• The Simple add-in.
• The Simple and Random Java add-in conduit applications.
• Other Applications
• Using techexplorer with Microsoft PowerPoint.
• Using techexplorer with Microsoft Word.
• Using techexplorer with Lotus Notes.
• Using techexplorer with Mathematica.
• Using techexplorer add-ins and other applications.
• Using techexplorer as Internet Explorer MathML Behaviors.

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