MathType 6 by Design Science

  • 12/01/07

MathType 6 by Design Science

MathType 6 by Design Science

DESIGN SCIENCE, developer of software for educators, scientists, and others,is now shipping MathType 6 for Windows. MathType is the full-featured versionof Equation Editor in Microsoft Office and is used to include mathematical notationin printed documents, presentations, and web pages. Among the features ofMathType 6 are the ability to copy equations to and from Wikipedia, and new equationnumbering and browsing features that work with all Word 2007 equation types.This new version also adds compatibility with Microsoft Office 2007 and WindowsVista. Price: $57; $37 for upgrade (both prices apply to academic users only).

 

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