MathMagic Pro for InDesign - 5.8write math equations in InDesign |
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Thanks for the fast ^ endless updates 



- Version: 5.42, 9/21/2006 01:40PM PST
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Robert Longs
how can i delete one of my duplicated comments? - Version: 5.3, 1/13/2006 09:45AM PST
hsoft
accidentally clicked the submit button twice.
But I could not find a way to delete one. could somebody help?
But I could not find a way to delete one. could somebody help?
InDesign should handle the inline graphics better to make it work better with tall equations 



- Version: 5.3, 1/13/2006 09:37AM PST
hsoft
Other than the slow InDesign, some of InDesign's limitations, like the text engine's not-smart line spacing when having one or more tall objects, sometimes cause tedious work to make the next line not to overlap over the equations.
Is someone has a trick or solution for this?
Other than these InDesign's limitations, we are happy with MathMagic Pro.
Well, MathMagic for Indesing is a bit cheaper than MathMagic pro for QXP, but not accessable for many small offices or freelances.
Is someone has a trick or solution for this?
Other than these InDesign's limitations, we are happy with MathMagic Pro.
Well, MathMagic for Indesing is a bit cheaper than MathMagic pro for QXP, but not accessable for many small offices or freelances.
Keep the good work.
But I am still looking forward to using InDesign's Swatch list within Math magic's color palette. And the ability to save in PDF directly so that we can use the equations in many OS X native apps.