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How to put equations on the co-web
There are several ways to do this.
Boring old way:
- Make your equation in a Microsoft Word document
- go to Insert, then Object, then Microsoft Equation
- create your equation
- Save the file
- use a distinctive name (this needs to be distinguishable from everyone else's "equation1" or whatever), so you should use your name in the name of the file
- save "as html" or "as web page"
- On the CoWeb: uploading
- click the "uploads" button at the top
- find your file through "browse" and upload it
- On the CoWeb: inserting the equation in your text
- when you're editing a page, insert the image by surrounding the name by +'s, and 's
New and Improved Way!
We've got a brand-new way to edit equations, but you're going to have to bear with us to install it on your computer. The process consists of:
- Download this platform-independent file
- Download the appropriate platform-specific file
- find your Netscape or Internet Explorer Plugins folder (or ~/.netscape for Linux users)
- unzip the files in this directory
- (MacOS only) move the SqueakPlugin.image file to the directory (create it if necessary): System Folder:Preferences:Squeak:Internet
- restart your browser, and click this link to test it out:
How to use the New and Improved Way
- click on to start it up
- you can make a link to this on your own pages for convenience
- drag an equation type
- drop symbols or more equation types onto yellow boxes
- drag Greek letters or symbols
- double-click on "symbol" to insert text
- hold shift key and click to drag entire equation
- save an equation by dropping it on the "Save" area
- save using distinctive filename (use your own name as prefix)
- insert onto the page you're editing by surrounding the filename by +'s and 'sHaving trouble? Comment here:
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