Mathplayer used to work if the publisher used mathtype, but I don't know if that is still true.
RicksPlace <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Bruce: > I am not sure how it might be done but it seems like something for a > particular publisher or website might be created to read equations correctly > so long as the publisher or website is consistent. > I'll have to do some more googling and looking at what is currently in use on > some of the websites I read to see if anything comes to mind. > Perhaps a database of symbols or whatever represents a symbol and some word > to use in place of it - not sure it is even realistic but something I am > thinking about recently. > As for the universe, well it is amazing. > All particles and forces are nothing more than small vibrations in > space/time which means we are all combinations of vibrations spinning at > about 1,000 mph and in a circle around another dence collection of vibrations > (sun) at about 67,000 mph and around the center of our galaxy at some great > speed and then in some line through space itself. Just a bunch of vibrations > traveling through space exchanging forces with the field(s) of space itself. > Really no such thing as matter only energy vibrations which we experience and > give words to to explain our environment. > We only preceive our surroundings as staying solid and in the correct > positions relative to us since everything is held together in their > particular electro-magneticfields by the strong and weak forces and me as a > collection of vibrations > is just moving through space/time in relation to other electro-magnetic > vibrations that I call real-world reality. > We are truely truely amazing and our universe brilliant! > Beyond all this there is M String Theory where we also exist in 11 dimensions > which takes these facts to a whole new level of incomprehensible > possibilities if it is correct! > Anyway, back to nuts and bolts, I'll see if I can come up with something but > since the guys at GW, FS and others havent come up with anything I am not > optimistic. > Rick USA > ---------------------------------------------------- > Alternatives: > > ---------------------------------------------------- -- Your life is like a penny. You're going to lose it. The question is: How do you spend it? John Covici [email protected]
