Re: Mathematica notebooks on web sites
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- Subject: [mg12370] Re: [mg12317] Mathematica notebooks on web sites
- From: "Brett H. Barnhart" <brettb@wolfram.com>
- Date: Sun, 10 May 1998 02:04:53 -0400
I do a lot of this internally here at Wolfram. Currently, I do not know of an easy way to convert HTML to .nb (if anyone does have a tool, please let me know). What I do now is do a Save as HTML for those who want to see it on the web with a link to the notebook as a .nb file for those who want to download it. This I might have (if the notebook is test.nb) test.html test.nb Alternatively, you can put the test.nb link inside the test.html. Brett Barnhart At 06:52 PM 5/7/98 -0400, Silvia Heubach wrote: >Hi all, > >I have developed some Mathematica notebooks and packages for one of my >courses and want to post these on a website for students to view and/or >download. I saw that you can safe notebooks as HTML, which produces >many a graphics file (one for every cell and graphic). However, once >the file is converted to HTML, there seems to be no easy way to convert >back to Mathematica. So how do I make a notebook available for viewing >and then saving? If anybody has experience with this matter or can >point me to a tutorial/book/reference, I would appreciate it a lot. > >Thanks, >Silvia > >****************************************** Silvia Heubach >Dept. of Mathematics and Computer Science California State University >Los Angeles 5151 State University Drive >Los Angeles, CA 90032-8204 > >213-343-2158 >****************************************** > > >