[Blindmath] Physics Lab Report

[John Gardner]

Not quite true, but MathType access is not excellent.  You can input 
equations into MathType by typing the Latex equivalent in MS Word.  And 
you can export equations in Latex.  So if you know Latex, you can access 
MathType.  This is another case of something that is accessible but not 
really very usable.  I believe that you just need to put $ signs around 
the Latex for MathType to recognize it and import into MathType. 
Getting the Latex out again requires setting parameters properly in 
MathType, then copying to the clipboard.  I am not sure how that is 
done, but hopefully Neil Soiffer can tell you that.

J Gardner



On 10/5/2009 6:02 PM, Matthew wrote:
> Hi! I am a high school senior in an AP Physics course.  We are currently
> working on a lab that requires a full lab report. The teacher requests
> that all equation derivations be done in Microsoft Word with equation
> editor, but everything I read says that Jaws cannot work with this. Any
> suggestions on how I should go about doing this report? Thanks!!
>
> Matt
>
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