I'm working on something like this as well, which'll hopefully go on the
Internet in the not-too-distant future.
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Use radic; (#8370) instead, because that's what it's there for. It
conveys the
Another idea is to use LaTeX and then use TTH, which is another (much easier
to use) LaTeX to HTML converter, which doesn't use images, it uses HTML to
do fractions, square roots, etc. You can find it at:
http://hutchinson.belmont.ma.us/tth/
Dan Goodman
PS: For square root it uses:
font
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Jeremy Boden
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2) Use the free Techexplorer plugin (which works in both Microsoft and
Netscape browsers) and write the maths in Latex.
Well, if you are going that route, you could use the free
LiveMath plug-in (which works in both Windows
On 27 Mar 2000 21:42:13 GMT, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (James
Kilfiger) wrote:
Kristen Lanum wrote:
Hello! We are trying to render the symbols for Xbar and square root in
a statistics manual, which will primarily be used by staff using
Internet Explorer 5. Is there any way to render these symbols for
What I would do in your situation is to browse the Web for html
use of the x-bar symbol and see if some representative users can
say how they did it. Search terms such as
"statistics" and "lecture notes"
"statistics" and "class notes"
"x-bar" and "html"
"statistics hypertextbook"
come to
"G. A. Edgar":
In article 8bo7lr$fnl$[EMAIL PROTECTED], Kristen Lanum
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello! We are trying to render the symbols for Xbar and square root in
a statistics manual, which will primarily be used by staff using
Internet Explorer 5. Is there any way to render these
Virgil wrote:
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Tim Larson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Use radic; (#8370) instead, because that's what it's there for. It
conveys the meaning regardless of the user's installed font set.
None of the suggestions I have seen here are system independnent. On a
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], James
Kilfiger [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Kristen Lanum wrote:
Hello! We are trying to render the symbols for Xbar and square root in
a statistics manual, which will primarily be used by staff using
Internet Explorer 5. Is there any way to render these symbols for the
Couldn't resist to add another piece to this rather lengthy and
not-so-statistical thread ...
- Albeit truly trivial, particularly #1, these have (surprisingly
enough) not come up yet, so:
1. For x-bar (unjustly forgotten in the discussion), why not use
M(x)??? (Or - even shorter - M with
Hello! We are trying to render the symbols for Xbar and square root in
a statistics manual, which will primarily be used by staff using
Internet Explorer 5. Is there any way to render these symbols for the
web other than making them into graphics? I had seen a few past
postings on this subject
Jerry Dallal wrote:
Square root is easier, although some browsers will choke
if the symbol font isn't loaded.
FONT FACE="Symbol"#214;/FONT
Highly discouraged. This method depends on the availability of a
particular font (not guaranteed), and when it isn't available I doubt that
the
Kristen Lanum wrote:
Hello! We are trying to render the symbols for Xbar and square root in
a statistics manual, which will primarily be used by staff using
Internet Explorer 5. Is there any way to render these symbols for the
web other than making them into graphics?
Graphics are surely the
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Tim Larson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jerry Dallal wrote:
Square root is easier, although some browsers will choke
if the symbol font isn't loaded.
FONT FACE="Symbol"#214;/FONT
Highly discouraged. This method depends on the availability of a
particular font
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Hello! We are trying to render the symbols for Xbar and square root in
a statistics manual, which will primarily be used by staff using
Internet Explorer 5. Is there any way to render these symbols for the
web other than making them into graphics?
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Kristen Lanum wrote:
Hello! We are trying to render the symbols for Xbar and square root in
a statistics manual, which will primarily be used by staff using
Internet Explorer 5. Is there any way
Kristen Lanum [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello! We are trying to render the symbols for Xbar and square root in
a statistics manual, which will primarily be used by staff using
Internet Explorer 5.
In the general case, there are several alternative solutions to such
problems, all of which have
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