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/trunk/wims/public_html/modules/help/wimsdoc.en/cmd/insmath.phtml
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mean:According to the complicatedness of ``formula'', the server will either render it \
as beautifully as possible using html tags, or translate ``formula'' into TeX source then\
call TeX to compile and finally transform the TeX result into a picture. The latter\
is inserted into the page (at the place of the command). <br/>\
is inserted into the page (at the place of the command). <br>\
If the user browser knows mathml, then the ``formula'' is simply translated into mathml \
and sent to the browser. What is done is the following:\
<ul><li>replace .. by ,\