If my reply has helped, mark accordingly - Helpful or Answer Phillip M. The questions, discussions, opinions, replies & answers I create, are solely mine and mine alone and do not reflect upon my position as a Community Moderator. You can then use the PC version on your Mac. Then check into 'My Account' (if you buy from the Microsoft Store) sign in.įinally, install the PC version on the second partition. Or you can purchase and install windows on that partition. I don't know if other VM software companies will do the same. (The makers of Parallels I believe have a package deal where they can furnish the Windows software at an extra cost). You can use Bootcamp, Parallels or any other 'VM' aplications. Use a Virtual Machine application to run PC Version on Mac.Use Office 2011 to create the Formulas through the Math Type addon/extension built in Excel 2011. If you still have Office 2011 still on your Computer.Then do the create Copy & Paste as he suggested. Its fantastic integration and its different options to import or export equations will make things easier when it comes to adding them to your documents.First, my comments are not to be taken as snide or insulting or as a joke.ĭownload and install the full Design Science 'Math Type Application.' It also incorporates many symbols and templates to make your work easier and is compatible with keyboard shortcuts to control your operations.ĭownload the MathType equation editor for Mac and use it independently or together with other programs.

In MathType you have three different methods to create equations.

Save time and improve your productivity by creating toolbars where you can store recurring expressions.

Add the equations to any web or application that allows you to attach graphics in PDF, EPS, GIF or by means of maths languages like LaTeX and MathML.

If you have defined equation preferences for new equations (using the Set Equation Preferences command), these settings will be used in the MathType window. All in all, over 600 web services and applications. Insert Inline Equation Ctrl+Alt+Q (Windows), Ctrl+Q (Mac) Opens a new MathType window ready for you to enter an equation.

Compatible with iWork 09, Microsoft Office 20, Apple iBook Author.

MathType is an equation editor for Mac that makes it easier for you to write equations and subsequently insert them in all sorts of documents, whether office files, web pages, presentations, eLearning software.

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