MathMagic Lite for Mac
Equation editor.
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MathMagic Lite overview
MathMagic Lite is a free equation editor. It is a stand-alone application for editing any mathematical expressions and symbols with an easy-to-use graphical interface and various powerful features, for K-12 and post-secondary math as well. MathMagic Lite is a simplified version of MathMagic Personal Edition - some file formats, some high-end features, and UI are removed or disabled to help novices experience MathMagic more easily.
What’s new in version 10.11
- Added: 2-byte input method now displays a floating window at the bottom of the equation editor to show the current composing characters.
- Added: 250% view rate option added to the View rate selection popup menu.
- Fixed: Some fonts with very long font name did not work with StyleSets.
- Fixed: Some minor UI and messages improved.
MathMagic Lite for Mac
Free
In English
Version 10.11
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Oct 31 2014
Version: 8.92
There are problems with the permissions of the files and folders, if one wants to install it for all users on a computer.
Oct 9 2013
Version: 8.52
A simple, free and very useful application. I am not a mathematician, am a linguist, but sometimes I/we need such applications for our formal presentations. I have used this one precisely for this purpose and have always been satisfied.
Jun 28 2012
Version: 8.05
I'm a former user of Expressionist and MathType, now fully converted to LaTeX. I can tell you that once you got used to LaTeX, you'll never go back to any graphical maths editor such as MathMagic or MathType.
They are so desesperate that they're now releasing this Lite version for free, just to attract more users.
The full LaTeX engine is free, easy to install, and MUCH more powerfull than any graphical editor. If you're into any level of maths/physics/sciences activities, just get LaTeX for free. Contrary to some beliefs, LaTeX isn't archaic, it's actually the proper way to go !