| TtM translates from Plain TeX and LaTeX into HTML including the equations in the form of embedded MathML. | 
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| TtM translates from Plain TeX and LaTeX into HTML including the equations in the form of embedded MathML. |
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TtM has essentially all of the capabilities of the highly acclaimed TeX to HTML translator TtH, since it derives from the same code base. It supports all the complexities of TeX except for some features that don't translate readily into HTML. In most cases, TeX and LaTeX documents that conform to the appropriate standards will translate immediately.
TtM executables are available for Windows/Intel and Linux
platforms.
Please follow this link to
the Linux version
Download here.
Check this linux ``readme''
file for linux installation.
You can alternatively download the
Windows Version
or the C Source
Check
out this
Wintel ``readme'' file
for more information
on installation, or this C-source README for
licensing and other information.
A full 90kB manual comes with any version of the software.
Remember that popular browsers without additional installation of plugins or fonts are not able to render MathML. Obtaining these extra items is described below, but be aware if you publish MathML that your readers need this as well as you.
Getting Fonts for Mozilla [Linux]
Although Mozilla (and derivatives like Firefox and Netscape) have
built in MathML rendering, they are not distributed with all the fonts
they need. On linux you can install these fonts by using this
handy script. Just download it to
your computer and run it. It goes and gets the fonts and then (if you
are root) installs them in a sensible place. This script only works
with xft-enabled (fontconfig) builds of mozilla. These are the ones
that have anti-aliased fonts.
More details and fonts for Windows and other systems can be found at
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/mathml/fonts/
MathPlayer Plugin for IE
For Internet Explorer an additional plugin is required. It is
available free of charge from Design Science