Design Science's MathFlow adds Adobe FrameMaker support
Available from Adept Scientific, MathType 6.9 from Design Science is an interactive equation editor for Windows and Mac
Equation editor adds up to more mathematical control
Design Science has released MathType 6.7 for Macintosh, featuring support for Microsoft Office 2011, Mac OS X Lion, as well as extending its support to more than 500 applications and websites
Design Science has released MathFlow Components and SDK, for editing, display, and accessibility of mathematical notation for websites, applications and services
Design Science has introduced MathFlow Components and SDK, for editing, display and accessibility of mathematical notation for websites, applications and services
Design Science has released MathType 6 for Macintosh, a major upgrade that adds support for Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) and Intel Macs, and Microsoft Office 2008.
Design Science has released MathType 6 for Macintosh, an upgrade that adds support for Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) and Intel Macs, and Microsoft Office 2008.
Design Science has released MathPlayer 2.1, with increased support for Microsoft's Internet Explorer 7. It includes new features to help students with vision and learning disabilities.
Design Science has released MathType 6 for Windows. It provides mathematical notation in printed documents, presentations and web pages. New features include TeX input and the ability to copy equations to and from Wikipedia.
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Robert Roe takes a look at the server options that are available to scientists using HPC as a tool for research high performance computing
