The first thing a MathType version 6 user would notice on upgrading now is a general and indefinable feeling of everything that used to work well now working even more smoothly. At the same time (and more importantly) there is also recognition of, and proactive response to, changes in the larger computing environment. Design Science has, unlike some providers, demonstrated a consistently clear understanding that mathematical notation is communication, and only one component within a structure that is developing organically on several levels. A simplistic diagram of that structure would depict it as a tension between one dominant content platform, its principle challengers, the complex collectivity of other applications, and continuous evolution of the World Wide Web as a connecting medium. MathType has, so far, very successfully ridden the resulting currents. [More...]
12 April 2010
MathType 6.6
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