comments about amaya

Dear Sir or Madam:
I just finished a document (http://arts.bev.net/roperldavid/rollovers.xml) 
using amaya to create it. Here are some comments I share with you about amaya:
    * I like it very much. I plan to use it much in the future.
    * I liked very much being able to see the source alongside the wysiwyg; 
especially nice is the pointer showing in the source where the wysiwyg 
cursor is.
    * I have the editor set for non-adjustment of text in the editor and it 
shows that way when browsing it from the Internet; however, when I print 
it, it comes out adjusted at both margins. How does one change that?
    * It would be very helpful if some colored small carets could be made 
to delineate where structures begin and end. I constantly had troubles 
adding to equations outside a fraction, sup, etc. It is difficult to tell 
whether one is inside or outside a structure.
    * I had considerable trouble adding equations and text inside elements 
of tables. Some times some extra test "searchable index..." mysterious 
appeared, also. Some times the table got completely screwed up.
    * When a table is at the end of a document, the only way I could figure 
out how to add more info after the table was to go into the source view to 
do it. I think the same is true if an equation is at the end.
    * I couldn't figure out how to get a space after an equation to 
separate ordinary text from the previous equation.
    * It would be nice to have a MathML help/tutorial available in the 
amaya help.
    * It would be nice to have frame support.
Thanks for all the fine work all of you have done!

Yours, Dave Roper

L. David Roper, 1001 Auburn Dr. SW, Blacksburg VA 24060-8123, 540-951-7047. 
Professor Emeritus of Physics, VPI&SU.
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Received on Monday, 5 February 2001 04:47:08 UTC