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Knuckles McGinty · 09-05-2015, 11:58 AM

The latest version of Calibre (August 2015) is superb! It makes beautiful ebooks out of doc.x files with flawless tables of contents.

I was also pleasantly surprised to learn Calibre can now flow text around tables. That’s a big step forward for science writers. One thing needs to be accomplished. A link up between Calibre and the equation formats and demonstrations native to Mathematica.

Here is a link to the Mathematica Demonstrations project. You can see, better than I, what I am trying to suggest:

http://demonstrations.wolfram.com/new.html

To run a Mathematica demonstration on your desk top you need to allow Mathematica to install the Mathematica Player (freeware). Don’t forget to turn off your antivirus app while you install Mathematica Player.

09-05-2015, 11:58 AM	#1
Knuckles McGinty Member Posts: 22 Karma: 10 Join Date: Oct 2010 Device: Kindle	Calibre + Mathematica The latest version of Calibre (August 2015) is superb! It makes beautiful ebooks out of doc.x files with flawless tables of contents. I was also pleasantly surprised to learn Calibre can now flow text around tables. That’s a big step forward for science writers. One thing needs to be accomplished. A link up between Calibre and the equation formats and demonstrations native to Mathematica. Here is a link to the Mathematica Demonstrations project. You can see, better than I, what I am trying to suggest: http://demonstrations.wolfram.com/new.html To run a Mathematica demonstration on your desk top you need to allow Mathematica to install the Mathematica Player (freeware). Don’t forget to turn off your antivirus app while you install Mathematica Player. Last edited by Knuckles McGinty; 09-05-2015 at 01:17 PM.