Hi Elena, I've never used mathml in context, but afaik you can just type/include the mathml source in your context documents. See the docs at http://context.aanhet.net/show-man-16.htm at Taco's mirror (pragma is down?). Taken from page 87 (89)... \usemodule[mathml] \starttext \startXMLdata <math> <apply><cos/> <ci>x</ci> </apply> </math> \stopXMLdata \stoptext Hope that helps, Peter Elena Fraboschi wrote:

Dear All:

I write this with my tail between my legs, because I am positive that, if I looked around in the archives etcetera, the information would be there. So, with apologies (no laziness here, just inordinate haste), could anyone drop me a URL or two that might answer the needs explained below? No need for anyone to waste time writing: just toss me the URL! :-)

What I need =========== The IUMJ abstracts are in MathML. Sometimes we luck out and the rendition is just fine. Sometimes (for example, when using something as simple as $\sqrt{2}$), the browsers ability to read perfect MathML is atrocious. Solution: use ConTeXt to convert MathML to perfect PDF's. And the best URL to learn and do just that is...

Many thanks, hope to contribute something soon, best, elena

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