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New User: Faust
I am Faust, I am a mathematical teacher in Taiwan, I hope to do something over the web to help my students. A fancy and effective latex render will be helpful on the web I think.
21 Mar 09, 1:31AM
We already have a 'fancy and effective' latex rendering system for equations! ;)
See http://www.codecogs.com/components/equationeditor/equationeditor.php
21 Mar 09, 11:27AM
All the reference pages produced by "Lodmore" have used the Codecogs Equation Editor. There has never been any problem in rendering a range of equations covering from Differential equations to The Theory of Machines. I would add that the most recent version of the Editor is superb and very easy to use.