iMathGeo is a CAS (computer algebra system) which can easely export and in some cases import expressions which some softwares.
iMathGeo is a sort of equation editor too.
Here’s an example in video :
Here are a list of the compatible softwares :
Softwares | Export to the software | Import to iMathGeo |
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Adobe Indesign CS2 Adobe Indesign CS3 Adobe Indesign CS4 |
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Microsoft Word VX Microsoft Word 2004 Microsoft Word 2008 Microsoft Word 2011 (only with Pictures) |
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Microsoft Word 2011 full support of the new equation format |
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Pages 06 Pages 08 Pages 09 |
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Keynote 06 Keynote 08 Keynote 09 |
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iWeb 06 iWeb 08 iWeb 09 |
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OpenOffice.org 3.0 [*] |
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TeXShop [*] |
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To all softwares which can manage images |
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iMathGeo export a whole document in LaTeX text or in a PDF document, and now it’s time to export to MathML format through the xhtml file type (for FireFox) or html format (for Safari or any web browser).
At least, there’s a new format : epub to build your own math document for iBooks.
Here’s the sheet window to export to epub format :
Here are some examples :
with html format.
with xhtml format only for FireFox.
with LaTeX format.
with epub format for iBooks.
It’s possible to use services :
Each line is an image which can be export to TIFF, JPEG, BMP, etc...
here’s an example of export to : iWeb.
It’s possible to export 3D graphics directly to a web site.
It’s possible to rotate each shape directly in this page.
It’s a contribution of Martin Kraus :
here
It’s only a little introduction of the export possibilities of iMathGeo.
iMathGeo is scriptable and it’s possible to export through with way.
Philippe (iMathGeo developper).
[*] iMathGeo can produce OpenOffice.org Math formulas, in each part (Writer, Calc, etc...)
[*] iMathGeo can produce LaTeX text