[Blindmath] Need guidance for latex

[Sarah Jevnikar]

Hi Raaju,
There are three options I can think of. The first is Math Type from Design
Science. The second is Scientific Notebook (though Scientific Viewer I think
should suffice for your purposes) and the third is TeXnicCenter. They all
work a little differently, but the latter two simply require you to open a
.tex file in them and it will display as math. From there, you can print
them as pdf files, and you have a math document any sighted person can read
on any platform.
I hope this is of use to you.
Sarah


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Subject: [Blindmath] Need guidance for latex

Respected sirs.

I'm raju, student of computer science, one of the silent reader of this
group.

Sir, actually we are having a long holiday for the eve of puja vacation in
our college, and now I'm totally free. In this free time, I want to spent my
time by learning every thing about latex. Before that, I was using the
tailer frame to do calculation  and using sighted assistance to submit my
assignment pertaining to math. 
I am using windows 7 32 bit and windows xp with jaws. 
 I got the books consisting of necessary syntax of latex And my question is
that from where can I get the software like compiler or interpreter which
can translate my latex language to math equation? Please guide me how could
I set my environment in any of my windows which is 7 or xp in that way so
that I could practice the latex?


Any good or bad comment is highly valuable for me!


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