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[v7.8, v7.4] MathType – Best WYSIWYG mathematical formula editor

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MathType is supposed to be the most powerful and professional interactive mathematical formulas editor. It can help users easily insert complex mathematical expressions and symbols into all kinds of documents and apps (such as office documents, web pages, desktop publications, demonstrations, E-learning, Tex, LaTeX, MathML, etc.), and has been widely used in the education, teaching, scientific research institution, engineering, paper writing, typesetting, science test papers editing, and many other fields.

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TeXmacs – A powerful tool for academic writing

When people think of “an edge tool for academic writing”, LaTeX may be the first software that comes to their mind. Indeed, the mathematical formulas written in and academic articles typeset by LaTeX are very beautiful. But an ordinary user who has used LaTeX a few times could hardly like it, because its syntax is a markup language that is essentially designed for the machine, not for human to read – just as the HTML source code is designed for the browser, not directly for Internet surfers.

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