HTML export with Scientific Word v6.0 (demo video here)
One of the powerful new features of the upgrade from Scientific Word v5.5 to v6.0 is its ability to create beautiful-looking web pages from your scientific documents. Just follow through with this example to create a document (Steps 1 to 4 below) and then export it to HTML (Steps 5 to 8) – but also see our February 2019 mailing Item 3:
- Click on File – New – Articles – Elbert Walker's Article
- File – SaveAs – \SWDocs\ElbertWalker (with Save-as-type being Documents)
- Close and re-open the document
- Optional: turn off View – Helper lines and View – Input boxes if you don't want green lines appearing in your web document
- File – ExportToWeb – \SWDocs\ElbertWalker (with Save-as-type being "Zip file with web refs for CSS and MathJax")
- In Windows Explorer or the Mac Finder locate \SWDocs\ElbertWalker.zip (not the folder ElbertWalker_work). The zip file should have both a css and a graphics subfolder
- Slight difference here between Windows and Mac:
- In Windows Explorer: right-click, Extract All to the default \SWDocs\ElbertWalker – Extract to create the folder \SWDocs\ElbertWalker
- In the Mac Finder: right-click and Open to create the ElbertWalker folder
- In Windows Explorer or the Mac Finder, go to the \SWDocs\ElbertWalker folder and click on ElbertWalker.xhtml to open in your web browser.
We've tested this primarily with Google Chrome; other browsers may vary. In case your browser doesn't do a good job of it, it's supposed to look like this. Beautiful, or what?
Just imagine your own maths/economics/scientific papers – looking similarly fabulous – and produced as easily as this! That's absolutely possible... with Scientific Word.
Cheers,
Christopher
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Christopher Mabb, Scientific Word Ltd., UK
Tel: +44 (0)345 766 0340; Fax: +44 (0)345 603 9443
Email: christopher@sciword.co.uk
Web: https://www.sciword.co.uk/