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From: fchang@sdcc13.ucsd.edu (Floating Point)
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Subject: Re: Equations - better way than Word?
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Date: 19 Dec 90 06:32:15 GMT
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To have mathematical symbols and equations in WORD for the Macintosh, I
prefer to use the program called MathType, by Design Science, Inc.  It not
only does integrals, it does many many many more things in very user-friendly
ways.  You pick out what you want to do from templates, or using keyboard
short-cuts.  I often use it in under Multi-Finder where I write my equations,
select it, copy it, and then paste it into my WORD document.  For those who
dislike Multi-Finder, there is a DA version as well.

The copy I have is version 2.02, dated 1989.  This version has some queer
bugs that aren't fatal, but inconvenient.



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