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The MathML Toolbox
MathFlow for <oXygen/>
Design Science has partnered with SyncRO Soft to combine
Oxygen's powerful XML editing and development platform with MathFlow's industry
standard MathML authoring and editing technology. Oxygen users may install any of
the three MathFlow Editors: Structure, Style or Simple. Fixed
and concurrent (floating) licenses are available.
MathFlow Editors: Structure, Style, SimpleOxygen has built-in support
for all three MathFlow Editors:
Structure,
Style
and Simple. With each, the user experience is
similar to how Design Science's MathType and Equation Editor products work with
Microsoft Word — the operator double-clicks on an equation in Oxygen and it
automatically opens in the MathFlow Editor window. To compose a new equation, a
click on the MathFlow Editor button in Oxygen's toolbar opens a new equation
window. Equations appear in typeset form within Oxygen and are saved as MathML
within the XML document.
All three MathFlow Editors use MathML as their primary data format, each
focused on a different kind of user and application:
| Structure Editor |
Style Editor |
Simple Editor |
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professional XML workflow users. Such users need fine control over visual
presentation, as well as its underlying MathML structure. It is the best
choice for demanding publishing workflow applications. |
The Style Editor is tailored to the needs
of content authors, and provides precise control over the visual appearance
of math expressions. It is the ideal choice for applications where authors are
creating content for formal publication, such as product documentation,
journal submissions, etc. |
The Simple Editor is designed for
applications where end-users can enter mathematical equations without prior
training, and only the meaning of the math matters. It is
useful in an educational setting and for content that gets stylized further
down the pipeline. |
Contact Us
If you would like to find out more about MathFlow for Oxygen, receive pricing,
evaluation information, or have any questions at all, please contact us
using our MathFlow
Evaluation and Inquiry page.
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