Re: Mathemtica notebooks on web sites
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- Subject: [mg12358] Re: [mg12317] Mathemtica notebooks on web sites
- From: nwada@eng.toyo.ac.jp (Noboru WADA)
- Date: Sun, 10 May 1998 02:04:40 -0400
At 6:52 PM 98.5.7, 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 > ****************************************** I put a text file together with a pdf file in my www home page. By extractin g the text file naming xxx.nb, one can use the Mathematica notebook. For exa mple, please see my home page (http://www.cc.eng.toyo.ac.jp/~nwada) where yo u see some Mathematica notebooks for my physics courses (I am sorry that the explanations are in Japanese, but you should be able to figure out what's go ing on). I found the following when using "HTML saving"; (1) When inputs are in the InputForm, one can copy the inputs in the HTML f ile and paste them in a Mathematica file; thus one can execute the inputs. (2) When a text cell contains mathematical expressions taken from a Mathemat ica output, my Mac (PPC) crashes when converting to a HTML file. (3) When inputs are in the StandardForm, some of big GIF figures are clippe d.(4) Some Kanji characters are converted to different Kanji characters (Mat hematica must use an old JIS conversion table). I suppose the item (3) could be solved by some way. Does anybody know how to avoid clipping? Thanks, Noboru -------------------------------------------------------------- Noboru Wada Department of Mechanical Engineering Faculty of Engineering Toyo University 2100 Kujirai Kawagoe City, Saitama, 350-8585 Japan nwada@eng.toyo.ac.jp http://www.cc.eng.toyo.ac.jp/~nwada/index.html voice: 81-492-39-1328 fax: 81-492-33-9779 ---------------------------------------------------------------