Microworlds are Mathwright "WorkBooks" that you can read in your browser. The browser must be ActiveX enabled, and you should download our new MathwrightWeb ActiveX Control first in order to enable your browser to view them. You may read about this new technology for Mathwright here.

The MathwrightWeb ActiveX Control is a free download. You may get one by clicking at the atom on the left. You will be asked to register so that you may receive our Newsletter.

If you are new to MathwrightWeb, you can then check out the free 20-page Introduction to Mathwright32 Microworlds, and read it in your browser whenever you like.

The MathwrightWeb control will enable your MSIE 5.0 Browser to read any of Microworlds at the Library. You may see the list of current Microworlds, ordered by number of downloads at any time, by visiting the download page. Or you may visit the various rooms of the Stacks to search for the ones you want.

In the Title page for a Microworld, you will find a button:

Press this button, and you will be asked to "sign in" for the Microworld. If you are a library member, just sign your name and email address.

There are three levels of use for Microworlds. We recommend that beginners start with the simplest, the Applet mode described just below. Microworld are like multi-page applets, and so they might appear at first a little more complicated than ordinary applets.

For ease of viewing, you might like to press the F11 Key to show the browser in full screen mode.

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