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Cowboy Bob replied

31 July 2007, 05:08
Latex is the standard program used for scientific papers.
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Zapico started a topic Equation Editor

30 July 2007, 21:11
Equation Editor

Do anyone make use of a version of Equation Editor compatible with MS Office Word 2007 professional. My copy of Office 2007 is an image and I cannot put on the equation editor function as it requires an original install disc.

I need a third party equation editor that is compatible to professional technical authoring standard for aeronautics. Can anyone make a recomendation?

Thank you.
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