Design Science MathPlayer™ is a universal math reader that now enables math to be spoken in assistive technology products. MathPlayer continues to have the most advanced support for MathML of any renderer available, including support for MathML 3 features such as line-breaking, indentation and elementary math, and supports both visual rendering and speech in Internet Explorer (requires Enterprise Mode in IE11).

Design Science MathPlayer™ is a universal math reader that now enables math to be spoken in assistive technology products. MathPlayer continues to have the most advanced support for MathML of any renderer available, including support for MathML 3 features such as line-breaking, indentation and elementary math, and supports both visual rendering and speech in Internet Explorer (requires Enterprise Mode in IE11).

Design Science MathPlayer™ 4 works with NonVisual Desktop Access (NVDA) screen reader to speak and Braille math content in Microsoft Word and PowerPoint, Internet Explorer and Firefox. For this to work, you also need to download NVDA.

MathPlayer 4 inserts buttons in Word & PowerPoint on Windows for self-voicing. (This feature requires MathType 6.8 or later.)

MathPlayer continues to support both visual rendering and math speech in Internet Explorer 6, 7, 8, 9 and 11 (requires Enterprise Mode in IE11). MathPlayer does not work well in Internet Explorer 10 due to IE10 bugs or Windows 10 (even in enterprise mode) due to bugs in IE11 on Windows 10.

Note 1: If you download using Firefox on Windows 8 or later, Windows "Smart Screen" may warn you that the signature of this download is unknown. You can proceed to download it from that point, but to get the Download button, you need to click on "more info".

Note 2: If you intend to use MathPlayer with Microsoft Word or PowerPoint 2010 or later, please be aware that MathPlayer will only work with the 32-bit versions of these products. If you're using 64-bit Windows, you may still be (and probably are) running 32-bit MS Office. To verify, open Word or PowerPoint, and in the File tab, click Account. On the right, click About Word (or PowerPoint). Near the top, it will list the complete version number, including bit-level.

New Release
Enhanced speech, including a new classroom-friendly speech style developed as part of a Dept of Ed IES grant: "Clear Speak"
Support of navigating expressions:
Three modes of navigation for flexibility, including a novel enhanced mode of navigation that infers the structure of the math.
Support for reading or overviews.
Support for placemarkers so that important parts of an equation can be remembered and spoken or moved to quickly.
Support for speaking Chemical formulas either "spelled out" (e.g., "C O 2") or as compounds (e.g., "carbon dioxide").
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