Matthew Szudzik wrote:
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>> - A good TeX to html convertor (extensible)
>> - A good TeX gui
> 
> There's a pretty good chance that TeX is going to become obsolete, and
> replaced by some HTML or XML derivative.

Why say these things :(

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>  Many technical publishers
> have already made the transition.  See, for example, the following link
> from Cambridge University Press
> 
>  https://authornet.cambridge.org/information/productionguide/stm/XML_workflow.asp#xml_i...
> 
> An interesting alternative project would be to create an HTML and MathML
> GUI, with the intent of luring mathematicians and physicists away from
> TeX.  And then create an HTML/MathML to TeX converter, so that they can
> share their work with colleagues and journals that still insist on TeX.

My hate for XML will make this difficult to motivated on.

TeX isnt as dead as you think. Have you for example investigated XMLTeX, 
LuaTeX, ConTeXt or XeTeX?

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Best Regards
Edd

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