Description: MathType is a powerful, interactive tool that revolutionizes the way you create printed and electronic documents containing mathematical formulas. MathType can be used with any text or HTML editor, presentation or publishing program, and other types of software - to create formulas in scientific articles, educational materials, web pages, slide presentations, magazine articles and books. MathType is the professional version of the Equation Editor. If you are familiar with the Equation Editor included in Microsoft Office, AppleWorks, and other popular products, then you will appreciate the advanced features of MathType. It contains a wide range of equations and supports a large number of formats, which will help you work much more efficiently. We've added an extraordinary number of new features that make Microsoft Word a modern math and web editor.

Advantages:
MathType contains hundreds of mathematical and technical symbols and templates that are not found in such quantities in any other editor
Color support for professional printing
Converting documents into scientific printing document formats in TeX and LaTeX formats, as well as scientific electronic documents in MathML format
Connects to Microsoft Word and other popular text editors; unlike Equation Editor, it contains dozens of additional technical editing features
Special Euclid font for creating documents using the classic LaTeX format

Details:
Design Science's new product MathType is a professional version of the Equation Editor, well known to Microsoft Office users.
MathType is the best of independent software products designed for creating mathematical formulas in published printed and electronic documents and presentations

Supported Office versions:
Office 2016 and Office 365: MathType 6.9 is fully compatible with Office 2016 and Office 365.
Office 2013, 2010, 2007, 2003, and XP: MathType 6.9 is fully compatible.
Office Web Apps and Office RT: MathType equations cannot be edited in these Office versions but equations created in other versions of Office will display and print.
Office Mobile and Office for iPad: On Office Mobile, equations will not display, but will still be fully functional (visible and editable) when opened on a computer. On Office for iPad, equations will display, but may be incorrect. These, too, will be fully functional when opened on a computer.
Office 32- and 64-bit: MathType 6.9 is compatible with both 32- and 64-bit versions of Office.

Treatment procedure:
Install the program
Register with kegen
For Russification, copy files from the Rus folder to the C:\Program Files\MathType\Language folder
Run the program, Preferences -> Workspace Preferences -> User interface language: Russian

Quite often, many of us have had to deal with the need to draw up some documents in the Word text editor. And if typing and formatting text usually does not cause difficulties, then the need to enter formulas in the text seems to be an impossible task for some. Although, in reality, inserting and typing a formula in Word does not require any special skills and is a fairly simple task. For example, consider a set of formulas in different versions of Microsoft Word.

A set of formulas in Microsoft Word (using Word 2003 as an example)

First, let’s open a new Word document and enter some text to illustrate the example:

Suppose we need to enter a complex formula between these two paragraphs. To do this, you need to place the cursor in the place where we will insert the formula. Then, in the “Insert” menu, select “Object” and in the window that opens, select the “Microsoft Equation 3.0” object.

After you have selected the required object and clicked “OK”, the Microsoft Word formula editor will open in front of you. In this case, all panels will be replaced with other panels of the formula editor:

Now you can start directly entering your formula into the insert field, using formula elements (fractions, wildcards, and more). To exit the formula editing mode, just click on the empty space anywhere on the worksheet. If you need to edit the formula again, you need to double-click on the formula and it will open again in the formula editor.

Please note that in the above example, the formula elements are like miniature copies of the necessary elements with a symbol for the places where any values ​​will be entered.

As shown above, clicking this icon will insert a Square Root element along with a field where you can enter some values ​​or a new element (like a fraction or something else).

After some manipulation, we get a complex formula that contains fraction signs, square roots, exponentiation of numbers and other mathematical calculations.

The formula editing mode is actually very easy to manage and use. Using the Microsoft Equation 3.0 tool, you can create an unlimited number of formulas of any complexity. In addition, the formula can be copied, centered, and resized. And don’t be afraid to experiment with different elements, because you can simply remove them if you wish.

A set of formulas in Microsoft Word 2007 (Microsoft Office 2007 package)

To set formulas in all subsequent versions of Word, the same editor “Microsoft Equation 3.0” is used. The principle of operation in this editor is the same as described above. The only difference is the launch of this formula editor. To do this, in the document that opens, select the “Insert” menu and in the “Text” section select the “Object” item, as shown in the figure:

Then in the window that opens, select “Microsoft Equation 3.0” and click “OK”. Next, in the formula editor, you can create various formulas in the same way as described above.

A set of formulas in Microsoft Word 2010 (Microsoft Office 2010 package)

The new version of the well-known package also does not have any fundamental differences in its work, therefore, to work with the formula editor "Microsoft Equation 3.0" you also need to select the "Insert" menu in the document that opens and in the "Text" section select the "Object" item, as shown in drawing.

MS Word 2010 at the time of its release to the market was rich in innovations. The developers of this word processor not only gave the interface a facelift, but also introduced many new functions into it. Among these was the formula editor.

A similar element was available in the editor earlier, but then it was only a separate add-on - Microsoft Equation 3.0. Now the ability to create and change formulas in Word is integrated. The formula editor is no longer used as a separate element, so all work on formulas (viewing, creating, changing) takes place directly in the program environment.

1. Open Word and select "New document" or just open an existing file. Go to the tab "Insert".

2. In the tools group "Symbols" click the button "Formula"(for Word 2010) or "The equation"(for Word 2016).

3. Select the appropriate formula/equation from the button's drop-down menu.

4. If the equation you need is not in the list, select one of the options:

• More equations from Office.com;
• Insert new equation;
• Handwritten equation.

You can read more about how to create and change formulas on our website.

How to change a formula created using the Microsoft Equation add-in

As mentioned at the beginning of the article, previously the Equation 3.0 add-in was used to create and change formulas in Word. So, the formula created in it can only be changed using the same add-in, which, fortunately, has not disappeared from the word processor from Microsoft either.

1. Double-click on the formula or equation you want to change.

2. Make the necessary changes.

The only problem is that the advanced functions for creating and changing equations and formulas that appeared in Word 2010 will not be available for similar elements created in earlier versions of the program. To correct this shortcoming, you must convert the document.

1. Open the section "File" on the Quick Access Toolbar, and select the command "Convert".

2. Confirm your actions by pressing "OK" on request.

3. Now in the tab "File" select team "Save" or "Save as"(in this case, do not change the file extension).

Note: If the document was converted and saved in Word 2010 format, the formulas (equations) added to it will not be editable in earlier versions of this program.

That's all, as you can see, launching the formula editor in Microsoft Word 2010, as in more recent versions of this program, is not at all difficult.

Program for writing mathematical formulas MathType.

MathType is a program that helps you create and insert mathematical formulas and equations into programs such as Microsoft Word, PowerPoint and several others.

MathType contains a huge collection of mathematical expressions and symbols that will allow you to easily write even the most complex equation (more than 500 mathematical symbols and patterns: fractions, radicals, sums, integrals, products, matrices, various types of square and curly brackets).

Unlike other editors, equations obtained using MathType are automatically inserted as a picture, which allows you to view them even on those computers on which another version of Microsoft Word is installed, or even where MathType itself is not installed. Editing support is already available inserted formulas are available to any user who has MathType installed. The program automatically selects fonts, style, spacing and location while typing the equation.

Format: exe/zip (MathType v. 5.2 with localizer and keygen)

Size: 4.4 MB

Download: drive.google

Note:

November 2009

The section “Exams, Unified State Exam” has already collected quite a lot of materials for preparing for the Unified State Exam 2010 in mathematics in the new edition (without section A). Perhaps many teachers (who don’t have one yet) will need a program for writing mathematical formulas in order to create their own versions of tests, tests, independent work, homework and other works using all materials available via the Internet.

First I started looking online and downloaded 4 different options from 4 to 6 versions. But everything is beautiful only in the descriptions. Either there is no key, and without it it cuts off almost all functions, then it requires more files, then it freezes so that you can only get through a “cold” reboot.

I had to remember that two years ago I myself had a good version of MathType and I have the best memories from it. All that remains is to find him.

Found.

It turned out to be version 5.2 with a crack and a key generator.

The picture above is a screenshot I took of exactly this option offered to you.

Download the file. Let's unzip. In the folder, click on the mtw52 application, agree to the license agreement, for now everything will be in English, by the way, close all unnecessary applications, especially Word.

Another page later will ask you to paste the code below. Click on keygen , copy and paste the code you see. That's all, in my opinion. After the installation is complete, click on the Russifier, then just click on further and further. All.

When you first open Word, it will ask you about macros. Indicate that these are permitted.

About how to read books in pdf formats, djvu - see section " Programs; archivers; formats pdf, djvu and etc. "

Creating formulas

Sometimes site pages may contain mathematical formulas.
Most often, formulas are created in special formula creation programs and saved as images, which can then be inserted into a web page.

Below are some of the programs for creating mathematical formulas:

Simplexety

Simplexety v 7.1 (October 2014). Interface and help - in English. language. Weight 6.56 MB. Free program.
Works in Windows 2K / XP / XP 64 bit / Vista / Vista 64 bit / 7 / 7 64 bit / 8 / 2003 /
Simplexety can be downloaded as a standalone program or as part of the Simplex Numerica program.
The purpose of the program is data analysis and mathematical calculations, editing formulas, drawing function graphs.

MathType

MathType v 6.9 (1990 - 2013). The program has English. interface and help. Weight 12.1 MB. Price: $97 After 30 days of testing, the program will continue to work, but will lose some of its functionality (if not purchased).
Works with Windows and Macintosh.
The MathType editor is designed for creating mathematical formulas.
The program is easy to learn and use.

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LibreOffice Math

LibreOffice Math v 4.2 (2000 - 2014). Interface and help are in Russian.
LibreOffice Math is included free LibreOffice software package .
LibreOffice Math is a program for creating mathematical formulas.

Open Office Math

Microsoft programs - creating formulas

Some of the programs that are included in the Microsoft Office package, among other things, have the function of creating formulas.

These are programs such as Microsoft Office Word, OneNote or PowerPoint.

At the same time, there are both our own means of creating formulas, and cooperation with specialists is possible. programs for creating formulas.

Formula Editor

Formula Editor is a program for creating formulas for Google documents (Google Docs).
Formula Editor creates equations using the MathQuill interactive text box or LaTeX text box.
The created formula is inserted into the document as an image. The equation image in the document can be edited and reinserted back into the document.
Inline formatting only works with CodeCogs. Font sizes do not work with CodeCogs.
Program page

Math Input Panel

The Math Input Panel is a component of the Windows operating system.
Author: Microsoft. Interface and help in Russian.
To open the panel (for Windows 7) - click on the Start icon (see picture on the left) - All programs - Accessories - Math Input Panel,
The Math Input Panel uses Windows 7's built-in math character recognizer to recognize handwritten math expressions (similar to OCR in MathType). The recognized mathematical symbol can be inserted into a word processing or calculation program.
The program does not recognize handwritten text well.