Create a Physics & Math Website: Hosts, Software, Frontpage

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Creating a website focused on modern physics can be enhanced by ensuring it is self-contained with dedicated sections for physics and math. For incorporating equations, free hosting services that support image formats like GIF, EPS, WMF, or PICT are recommended, as Microsoft Word users can export equations in these formats. For drawing geometric figures, Inkscape is suggested as a suitable program. When it comes to uploading the website created with FrontPage, it typically includes a wizard for this purpose, and files can also be uploaded using an FTP client.
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I am thinking of making a website which introduces ideas in modern physics. I am thinking of making it as self-contained as possible, and I would have 2 sections, one physics and one math. But the problem is, which free hoster supports equations? Because I did the material in Ms word using mathtype. Also, is there a programme which would allow me to draw gemetrical figures and show it on the website? Thanks alot. Also, I am thinking of using frontpage, how would i upload my website from there?
 
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I did a google search and found this:

"users of Microsoft Word can automatically export all equations into a folder as GIF, EPS, WMF, or PICT, using the Export Equations command."

Therefore you'll can just export the equations to a gif and put them into your html content.

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For drawing, I like this program:

http://www.inkscape.org/

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Frontpage should have a wizard for uploading a website. I would check the help documentation.

You can also upload your files to the website by using an ftp client.
 
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