Equations on the internet - answers

The original question was:
 >
  > I would like to find out what is the best way in your opinion to publish
  > equations on Internet?
  > What programs do you use for publishing documents with equations on the
 web.
 Thanks to Iraj Daizadeh,  Jochen, William R. Smith, T. Daniel Crawford,
 Ryszard Czerminski, Kirk Peterson, Huub van Dam, Eugene Leitl and Kieran F
 Lim for answers.
 Recommended programs were:
 Tex and LaTeX to do the writing ( http://www.tug.org ), and then produce
 html or PDF by
 latex2html or pdfLaTeX
 (http://cbl.leeds.ac.uk/nikos/tex2html/doc/latex2html/latex2html.html)
 ...use your word processor of choice, i.e., Word or LaTex, convert into pdf
 format (Adobe Postscript).
 ... Web applets (e.g. WebTex) that deal with mathematical equations.  In
 principle these work
 nicely, but they load very slowly.
 equation editor (Expressionist) to create
 equations which can be copy-and-paste into a WYSIWYG html editor (Adobe
 PageMill) which automatically converts the pasted image into a .gif image
 I (MC) also found a program called MathType
 (http://www.mathtype.com/features/samples/default.stm)
 but I haven't used it yet.
 Mira
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