Test for LaTeX dBCode

I have an initial implementation ready of the [latex] code, this is my first test trying the same binomial equation:

How about a simple inline equation, how's that look?

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Ink weight is a bit heavy - can that be changed?

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I wasn't happy with that either and already had inquiries in. The problem seems to be that the graphical renderer assumes a white background, and so the text is dithered with that assumption.

In the meantime, here's another way to say Latex:

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Current:

A couple variations using old rendering approach:

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What are you using to render the Latex, Percy?

http://www.codecogs.com has a Latex renderer.

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(don't worry; found it)

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Okay, this looks pretty good, but I'll have to have Javascript code explicitly set the image widths according to some predetermined scale.

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Got an answer back from CodeCogs, giving it a try with both non-bold and bold, and with white and red:

Excellent!

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Smoooth

On this one, I see a lot of dots and vertical lines.

I'm using IE 6.0 at work here.

The one above the one I'm replying to, where you mention getting Java to set the default size or whatever was much smoother and clearer.

This is the newest Latex rendering approach, please let me know if you see any problems.

Same thing in yellow:

Same thing in red:

Same thing in green:

Same thing in bold green with Verdana font:

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stupid question #1946576

How long did it take you to do the following:

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I'm using IE 6.0 at work here.

Same here and it looks all broken up and 'dotty' for me too.

Same again here, when I switch to IE 6.0