- From: wrong string) ?phan S?mirat <stephan.semirat@ac-grenoble.fr>
- Date: Thu, 16 Jan 2003 18:22:52 +0100
- To: "www-math@w3.org" <www-math@w3.org>
>"aljosa brlogar" <abrlogar@email.si> writes: > >> Can I use WeM or any other converter and be off-line? I need this to convert >> some docmunents for my degree. > >You can use WeM offline. > >See http://mathosphere.net/outils/index.html Also, i'm actually developping an off-line version of WeM (with more stuff like a function grapher, jpeg editor, ... to make it a self-contained math editor) under Delphi-Borland (but my employor (the national education, i'm a teacher in highschool)) does not seem to be interested, so that i'm looking for funds... > >The page is in French but here's a funny translation from Babelfish: > > WeM - Mathematical Web editor > >If you possedez an interpreter PHP (if not, see for example the >distribution easyphp ), you can use the WeM editor on your premise, >without connection. D?compressez the WeM.zip file in a repertory >interpreted by PHP (for example: C:\Program Files\easyPHP\www \) and >open the WeM.html file in your navigator (while entering for example >the address: http://localhost/WeM/WeM.html). For a quality of made >optimal, use rather the navigator Mozilla , or Netscape 7 . Note: WeM >free, is licenc? under licence LPG. Well, it could be mine, does it ? Regards, Stephan Semirat
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