[BlindMath] [EXTERNAL EMAIL] What accessible methods to write Latex are available out there?

[Robin Williams]

Hi Mohammad,

I think a lot of people would suggest using Markdown, and that's probably the approach I would take if I was writing lecture notes now. You can use the text editor of your choice, anything from Notepad to Emacs and everything in between.

HTH,
Robin

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Hi all,

I am searching for a program to write lecture scribes which supports inputting text in English as well as the equations in Latex. I have tried Texnic center in the past but I had problems with it back then, and I am not sure it is still maintained. What people are using nowadays to accomplish this task? I am an NVDA user if this is relevant to have a suitable answer.

Thanks a lot in advance for any advice you may have, Mohammad _______________________________________________
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