Features
MathCast puts you in the editor’s seat by presenting you with a variety of useful features.
MathCast’s most powerful feature, as explained down the page, is Mathcasting, with the
XHTML+MathML combination.
Here are some of the classical features of MathCast:
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MathCast works with word processors such as Microsoft Word and Apache Open Office Writer. Thus allowing equations to
be inserted into written documents of any type: equation sheets, lab reports, study guides, and so on. |
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MathCast supports output to picture files, including: BMP, PNG, and EMF. Thus allowing equations to be
incorporated in presentations and web pages. |
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MathCast's equations can be easily copied and pasted into email, webmail, and other applications. |
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MathCast features sharp rendering for on-screen reading and smooth rendering for high quality printing. |
Here are some of the innovative features of MathCast:
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MathCast supports exporting equations to MathML Presentation 2.0, a leading format for describing mathematics.
MathML is based on XML, the web's most extensible language. |
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MathCast includes a powerful capability called Mathcasting. This feature provides a "WYSIWYG" tool
for authoring XHTML web pages with mathematical equations.
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MathCast can expose the equation lists as a RESTful HTTP service. Equation lists can be seen by browsers and
different instances of MathCast in a network. This allows people to work together, learn, and teach. |
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