MathEX Equation Editor for Java

MathEX is a standalone Java application and a Java applet component for people who want to author and publish mathematical expressions using the W3C Mathematical Markup Language (MathML).

Both the application edition and the component edition of the editor support both content and presentation elements from MathML, allowing you to interact with the visual presentation of an expression, while simultaneously creating the underlying content structure of the expression. Both the presentation and the content can be exported to other components using a variety of means, allowing the editor to be incorporated into mathematical applications developed using a number of technologies, including HTML, JavaScript, and other Java applets.

techexplorer Hypermedia Browser

The Integre techexplorer Hypermedia Browser is a web browser plug-in, ActiveX control and Internet Explorer behavior for people who read or publish scientific articles, books, journals, courseware, or other technical materials on the Internet.

Integre techexplorer can be used in concert with applications such as Microsoft PowerPoint, Word and Excel. techexplorer dynamically formats and displays documents containing scientific and mathematical expressions that are coded with the popular TeX and LaTeX markup languages, as well as those using the W3C Mathematical Markup Language (MathML).

MathML Equation Editor

The Integre MathML Equation Editor is a standalone Windows application and an ActiveX control component for people who create mathematical expressions using the W3C Mathematical Markup Language (MathML).

Both the application edition and the component edition of the editor support both content and presentation elements from MathML, allowing you to interact with the visual presentation of an expression, while simultaneously creating the underlying content structure of the expression. Both the presentation and the content can be exported to other components using a variety of means, allowing the editor to be incorporated into mathematical applications developed using a number of technologies, including HTML, JavaScript, and other ActiveX containers.