Is there any MathML Renderer component for Dot Net App

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Hi guys,

Is there any component of MathML Renderer which can be used by Dot Net App? I hope you could help me find one no matter how much it costs.

Detailed Requirements:
1. it can provides a control for equation edit
2. it must not be a COM component
3. it must support Content MathML markup (it will be better if it could support both Content and Presentation markup)
4. it could generate the markup according to the formula
5. it could generate the formula according to the markup

I have found some tools such as MathML .Net Control and NuGenEQML .Net, but unluckily, both two components don't support Content Markup.
Thanks in advanced

Posted 14-Apr-11 5:32am

stg609

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TweakBird · Answer 1 · 2011-04-14T07:07:00

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Have a look on these

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Posted 14-Apr-11 7:07am

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stg609 14-Apr-11 22:14pm

Thanks for your answer. I have tried all of those above, but no one could support Content MathML markup,meanwhile, the third one dosen't support equation edit.