Wysiwyg Editor for MathML

Sure enough, a computer can be used to create and display most types of writing styles, including math expressions, symbols, and notations. When it comes to math, though, it can be a little difficult to properly write expressions, but this is where the MathML language comes in handy, and Wysiwyg Editor for MathML is the type of app which lets you comfortably use it.

Key Features:

• Insert a variety of expression types with comfortable navigation


• Covered operations and expressions including matrices, integrals, fractions, and more


• With MathML component for full control and easy editing


• Export your work by copying the corresponding XML code

Technical Specifications:

• Price: FREE


• Publisher: Pavel Svaton


• File: /home/rsyncd/mnt/root/softpedia/Downloads/Windows Apps/Others/W/Wysiwyg Editor for MathML/installer.exe


• Publisher Link: Visit Publisher

The design of the app is meant to provide comfortable navigation through the variety of expression types you can insert. These are found in different tabs and are added to the edit area at the press of a button. In the lower section of the window, you find the corresponding XML code in case you want to copy and use it in other programs.

The application covers quite the diversity of operations and expressions like establishments, underbar, and overbar templates, labeled arrows, matrix and table, integrals, summation, products, set theory, fences, arrow symbols, fractions, radicals, subscripts, superscripts, binary operators, double struck, relational symbols, and more.

The MathML component is flawlessly covered, giving you full control over the edit area, thus making it possible to easily edit characters and not simply depend on the given operators and symbols. Some even come with custom properties, like the matrix. Unfortunately, the only possible way of exporting your work is by copying the corresponding XML code.

Taking everything into consideration, we can state that Wysiwyg Editor for MathML offers a reliable edit environment for mathematical expressions. A decent variety of symbols, operators, and expressions can easily be inserted and handled inside the edit area. The only downside is the lack of a more comfortable export option.