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Use XPressMath, QuarkXPress® XTensions® software, to create professional mathematical equations within QuarkXPress projects. With its simple menu, character, and keyboarding sequences, XPressMath efficiently combines text and mathematical equations. This is an ideal tool for publishers and typesetters who handle even the most complex equations. It is compatible with QuarkXPress 7.31 and later. The XTension is now free on the Quark Web site.
This is an ideal tool that publishers and typesetters can use to handle even the most complex equations. Creating high-quality mathematical equations has never been easier.
XPressMath Key Features:
* Create case fractions, multi-level build-up fractions, and matrices
* Associate characters with procedures (such as Sigma with summation)
* Typeset horizontal and vertical placement
* Insert fix integrals, radicals, and summations
* Customize space around mathematical structures
* Import and export ASCII text for offline keyboarding
* Edit in WYSIWYG view to easily format previously created mathematic equations and structures
* Perform advanced formatting in the Equation Builder window.
* Perform advanced formatting in the Equation Builder window.
New in XPressMath 7:
* Ability to export an equation in JPEG format (replaces PICT [Mac®] and BMP [Windows®] export)
* Unicode® support
* Four additional pi character levels
This article was last modified on January 18, 2023
This article was first published on December 3, 2009
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