[Blindmath] MS Word, MathType, and HTML

[Greg Williams]

Hi Steve,
Thank you for the directions. I did figure out what was causing the 
error when I published to math page with MathType.
I was hoping that there is a settings file which could be modified in 
MathPlayer to switch the rendering because my wife told me a couple of 
days ago that my laptop screen is not working.
Greg


On 10/7/2015 6:47 PM, Steve Noble via Blindmath wrote:
> It is possible to do this, but there are a number of issues involved which make hitting the right combination not so easy to discover. Here's what you'll have to do:
> 1) Using your Word document containing MathType equations, use the "Publish to MathPage" option in the MathType menu, and select the "MathML using...HTML+MathJax" setting.
> 2) After you have exported the new web page, you will need to open it in Firefox and navigate to a math expression. While the cursor is on the expression, you will need to do a right-click, which brings up the MathJax context menu. From that menu, you will need to select "Math Settings > Math Renderer > MathML." Once you have done this one time, it will be remembered until someone changes it again.
> 3) Now when you read the new web page with NVDA, you should be able to hear the math and navigate just like you can in Word.
>
> Hope that helps,
>
>
> --Steve Noble
> steve.noble at louisville.edu
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>
>
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> Subject: [Blindmath] MS Word, MathType, and HTML
>
> Hello,
> I have a Word document with Mathtype objects in it. It reads correctly
> using NVDA and MathPlayer. I would like to export this to html and still
> be able to read the equations using MathPlayer in FireFox. However,
> simply saving it as html does not work. I have also played a little with
> the MathType option to export to a math page, but so far to no avail (it
> gives me an error). Does anyone have an idea of how to do this? Thanks.
> I do know that MathPlayer is working in FireFox because I have used it
> on wikipedia pages.
> Greg
>
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