Take it back (math type)

[J P Blevins]

Hi Andrew,

Maybe someone should compile a current list of tested work-arounds for  
drawing trees, AVMs, etc., for times when there is no way to avoid  
using MSWord.

In the meantime, there is an elegant hybrid solution if you are  
working on a Mac or have access to one. LaTeXiT lets you typeset  
equations, AVMs or whatever you like and export them in a range of  
formats, including PDF and EPS. If you invoke an OpenType-aware system  
like XeTeX you can even use tree/AVM fonts that match the document  
fonts if you care about that sort of thing.

  Jim

On 30 Sep 2008, at 03:44, Andrew Carnie wrote:

> Hi All,
>
> You can all ignore the previous message. I figured it out (it involves
> typing the string as if it were a single text line, then  
> highlighting bits
> and breaking them into columns in the matrix. If you try to
> separate out columns in the matrix first then type in the fields it  
> gets
> the spacing wrong.) You have to have the "pro" version of MathType  
> installed.
>
> Best and apologies for filling your mailboxes.
>
> Andrew
>
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