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mathtoweb.jar (ver 4.0.0) This program will 'look' through a text file and convert any mathematics-related LaTeX it finds to presentation MathML. You will need to install a Java Runtime Environment (JRE) before running MathToWeb. It is necessary for all operating systems. (For example, in Ubuntu, look for OpenJDKJava 7 Runtime, available from the Ubuntu Software Centre.) Run the program by typing: java -jar mathtoweb.jar <your text file> MathToWeb will create a separate file containing your converted text. For example, say you have a file named mymath.xhtm containing: My simple example, $A_i$ To convert this to presentation MathML, go to the command-line and type: java -jar mathtoweb.jar mymath.xhtm (it is assumed that mathtoweb.jar is in the same directory as mymath.xhtm.) MathToWeb will create a new file containing the text it has generated, it will be named: mymath_MathToWeb_000.xhtm (you will find it in the same directory as your input file.) To include flags in the above command, do something similar to the following: java -jar mathtoweb.jar -unicode -vf <your text file> (The two flags -unicode and -vf are shown here, but any number of them can be included, and there are quite a few to choose from - see -help below for a list.) For more information on command-line options:java -jar mathtoweb.jar -help See www.mathtoweb.com for more information. If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, please feel free to drop me a line at: support@mathtoweb.com