RE: mathML2SVG

       Anyone here interested in a set of templates that 
    converts a fairly good subset of presentation mathML to SVG 
    format using a fixed width font?  If so, I'll post what I 
    have and maybe some of you could help improve it (now 
    there's an understatement) for use with variable width 
    fonts and greater robustness. 
Yes please. We are looking at exams for low vision users,
and SVG is perfect for enlarging text.



  Considering the time 
    constraint I was 
    under it works fairly well I'd say.
    Question: by posting to this list, how does that affect 
    copyright?  that is, is it necessary to include a GPL or 
    something? or do I, by posting here automatically give this 
    some sort of life of it's own?  I ask because I haven't 
    really seen anything other than Schemasoft's proprietary 
    program to do this.

I'll defer to others.
Options are GPL, Commons to my knowledge.

regards DaveP
www.rnib.org.uk 



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