Problems can be downloaded in beautiful PDF or latex format.
More sophisticated searches are possible.
- The full text (including LaTeX) of the problem pages are now searchable.
- Go on the Quick Tour to see how to do simple searches for words, phrases, AND searches, OR searches and Tag searches.
Everyone (including non-Editors) can add comments to any page (including problems).
Changes and comments can be tracked for individual pages and the site as a whole
- (either as RSS feeds or by clicking on RecentChanges in the bottom menu).
Site web pages will print without navigation bars.

About 23 original problems were fixed (about 23 had missing tables or graphics).
We’ve added quite a lot of problems.
- (2008-07-10) 206 problems from the Fall 1987 ESP worksheets by Mike Oehrtman.

Authorized Editors can edit problems right in the browser in LaTeX, and even include figures (an Admin will have to upload the files).
Editors can change and add web pages from the browser.
- They can have reasonable formatting and even have automatic Table of Contents (see this page!).
Past versions of pages are kept and can be view, compared and restored.
It’s a LOT easier for Admins to add problems from LaTeX documents.

There is a web form for entering searches.
Search results show problem pictures right in listings.
Search results came in 5s and not all hundred at once.
EVENTUALLY. There is a great little shopping cart for problems.
- While you’re waiting, here is a workaround. Whenever you see a problem you like, add a comment to it. Then later you can find all your comments by searching for comment yourname. It’s better than nothing!

We used to have a lot of automatic hyperlinking. That turns out to be more annoying than helpful.

Changes From Old BFC

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