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Use LaTeX formatted equations in Keynote
You might also checkout Equation Service http://www.esm.psu.edu/mac-tex/EquationService/ by Doug Rowland. You can use it to typeset LaTex to PDF and paste the PDF to the clipboard for import into Keynote. Here is what Doug said about Keynote and Equation Service on the OS X TeX mailing list.
Use LaTeX formatted equations in Keynote
The developer's release (0.5B) of Equation Service supports drag'n'drop of the typeset equation (or whatever else). From the main window of the application, enter in an equation. Typeset it, and then drag it over into your presentation.
minimal install?
I dont want to install any teX packages since I already have one (thanks to fink). so what is the minimal install I need to do to get pdflatex?
minimal install?
I dont want to install any teX packages since I already have one (thanks to fink). so what is the minimal install I need to do to get pdflatex?
minimal install?
IF YOU HAVE (LA)TEX VIA `FINK' YOU ALREADY HAVE IT!!!!
minimal install?
um nope. I had it with an older version of fink. the new one does not seem to have it or at least I cant find it. I suspect it was in the tetex bunlde but that's obsolete in the recent version of TeX on fink. any suggestions?
minimal install?
sudo apt-get install pdftex
Use LaTeX formatted equations in Keynote
very frustrating trying to install pdflatex. you have to go through this whole Iisntaller interface that then complains its missing base packages. How does one just install pdflatex? |
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