MathSource
- To: MathGroup at yoda.physics.unc.edu
- Subject: MathSource
- From: "Ted van der Togt" <vdtogt at knoware.nl>
- Date: Fri, 14 Jan 94 17:31:20 +0100
Dear Math Groupers, a week ago I sent some email to the MathSource administration with the following text: >Dear Sir, Madam, > >a. Being an enthousiast Mathematica user, I very much appreciate the MathSource initiative. However I found that using FTP I only could reach a small part of what is on MathSource. Is that correct? Does the email-request interface cover more material? > >b. Some time ago I subscribed to "Mathematica in Education". Anticipating that I would have an internet-account soon, I also paid for the electronic version. Now I have one, I wonder how to obtain these. Do I, apart from Mathematica need some other software for viewing these on my Mac? > >c. Are there any plans to make MathSource a WWW-server? Recently I picked up the NCSA Mosaic WWW-browser, and am really enthousiast. Really think that this would be a great way to make MathSource more transparent. If you haven't considered it yet, please do. > >Friendly greetings, > >Ted van der Togt >Delft, the Netherlands. But I didn't get any response yet! So what I wanted to ask you (Math Group people) is : what is your experience? Do you have this same experience that only a restricted selection of MathSource materials is available via ftp? Can anyone tell me how to get the electronic version of Mma in education? and how to view it? Who (next to me) would you fancy a MathSource WWW-server approach? Friendly greetings to all of you: Ted van der Togt Delft, the Netherlands