User:IanDavidWild/mimeTeX

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mimeTeX is an application that lets you easily embed LaTeX generated mathematical notation in HTML pages. It parses a LaTeX math expression and produces the corresponding gif image (without the need for an intermediate dvi to gif conversion). The gif files mimeTeX produces are also cached, meaning it doesn't need to create separate gif files for each converted mathematical expression. The gif image can then be included in HTML pages. mimeTeX is a stand-alone executable that does not use TeX or its fonts in any way.

Examples of Use

mimeTeX is bundled with Moodle 1.7.x, 1.8.x, and 1.9.x to allow Moodle users to author mathematical notation for inclusion in Moodle courses.

References

External links

The mimeTeX homepage