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From: graifer@net1.ucsd.edu (Dan Graifer)
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Subject: Re: Equations?
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Date: Fri, 22-May-87 18:17:13 EDT
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In addition to the two products mentioned by other posters: MacEqn (a DA) and
MathWriter (a stand alone Application), there is a third possibility: 
MathType from Design Science, 6475B East Pacific Coast Highway, Suite 392, 
Long Beach, CA 90803 (213)433-0685. $149  They also have a package called
"TryMathType" which is a limited demo for $10.  It works as either a DA or 
an application.

Their advertising blurb says it optimizes separately for ImageWriter and 
LaserWriter output. Educational Discount, Site Licensing, Dealer Enquiries.
Quantity Pricing.  Examples look good, I'm going to order the demo.  I 
have no relation to any of these products. (Oh, the demo price is deductable
from the purchase of the full system.)

I found their blurb interesting because the equation editting looks more
natural than MacEqn, which I've used a fair amount.  Has anybody else
tried MathType?
                              Dan Graifer
                              graifer@net1.UCSD.EDU
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