[OS X TeX] Equations Editor, Equation Sercice

[Denis Chabot]

Hi David,

I too am relatively new with LaTeX (less than a year) and my needs have 
not included equations yet, so I'm returning this to the list as I 
can't help you. I only sent that last message (a cut and paste from the 
source I mentioned in my message) because it seemed relevant to the 
ongoing discussion about putting equations in Pages, but I was not its 
author. In addition to Equation Editor, I have also heard of Equation 
Service:
http://www.esm.psu.edu/mac-tex/EquationService/EquationServiceHelp.htm

Maybe others have succeeded in using one or both to input equations in 
Illustrator?

Denis Chabot
Le Mercredi, 9 févr 2005, à 21:10 Europe/Paris, David Derbes a écrit :

> Hi, M. Chabot.
>
> I am a newbie on the Mac OS X LaTeX mailing list. I saw your email to 
> another fellow:
>
> "To Jeff Holcomb, who complains about the shortcomings of MathType. 
> Please give LaTeX Equation editor a spin. It's free, and you really 
> don't have to learn the whole of LaTeX to use it, just the part about 
> mathematics ;-)"
>
> I have become about 40% proficient with LaTeX (though I am very slow 
> at it), but here is a problem that I have with the Equation Editor (or 
> LaTeX generally.) I want to put equations into the Illustrator 
> diagrams I generate. I have yet to do this to the extent that ought to 
> be possible. I hate to say it, but MathType had no problem putting its 
> PICT (I think) equations into any damn application you could think of, 
> and they typed out beautifully.
>
> So here is my question. Is there a good way to put LaTeX equations 
> into Illustrator, because I haven't managed it yet. (PS I have the 
> WARM whatever package, but haven't done much with it yet.)
>
> Best wishes,
> David Derbes
>
>
>

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