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From: pgn@usceast.UUCP (Paul Nevai)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: Keycaps--Mathematical Symbols
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Date: Fri, 9-Oct-87 19:51:20 EDT
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The obvious choice for professional quality is TeX.
Otherwise, I use WORD 3.01 with it TeX lookalike symbol creating procedure.
MacEquation and Mathwriter are dwarfs compared to Expressionist, if you
insist on a DA-output which cannot be edited in your regular word processor.
Summary: I TeX is too much for you then go with WORD 3.01.
Question: What about FullWrite? Can it open up WORD 3.01 files? Can it do
math. typesetting?
P.S. The AMS Notices had a lots of extremely interesting articles on math.
wordprocessing (see this past years issues). AMS ( is not Amer. Meteorological
Soc.) stand for guess what.