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"Fran" <[email protected]> wrote:
I'm not sure what Mathematica does. If it is an equation editor here
are some you might check out:
http://www.mathmagic.com/product/pe29.html
* About MathMagic Personal Edition
MathMagic Personal Edition is a stand-alone equation editor to
create and edit any mathematical expressions and symbols with
easy-to-use interface and various powerful features.
http://www.hotwinfiles.com/software_list.asp?sc=Equation+Editor&c=Graphic+Tools
FREE Equation Illustrator(tm) is designed to ease the production of
single page handout type documents and web graphics that include
math/chemical equations simple vector graphics and pictures.
I can't find the one I was hinking of. Maybe Cousin Stanley will see
the thread and recall the name. There are many more hits googling
"equation editor freeware".
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Cousin Stanley
| I can't find the one I was thinking of.
| Maybe Cousin Stanley will see the thread and recall the name.
| ...
Cousin REMbranded ....
Equation Illustrator ....
http://www.mgcsoft.com/
The version that I have is the $$$_Ware version,
provided free by the author for finding a bug
in the free version ....
Off-hand I don't remember the differences
in the $$$_Ware version and Free Equation Illustrator
but it's probably discussed at the site ....
| Maybe Cousin Stanley will see the thread and recall the name.
| ...
Cousin REMbranded ....
Equation Illustrator ....
http://www.mgcsoft.com/
The version that I have is the $$$_Ware version,
provided free by the author for finding a bug
in the free version ....
Off-hand I don't remember the differences
in the $$$_Ware version and Free Equation Illustrator
but it's probably discussed at the site ....
W
Wald
Cousin Stanley said:| I can't find the one I was thinking of.
| Maybe Cousin Stanley will see the thread and recall the name.
| ...
Cousin REMbranded ....
Equation Illustrator ....
Mathematica is not really an "equation editor", it's more a
software package for performing symbolic mathematics.
Some open source initiatives that the OP might want to take a look
at:
Maxima
http://maxima.sourceforge.net/
Octave
http://www.octave.org/
Scilab
http://www-rocq.inria.fr/scilab/
The last 2 are more oriented towards numerical computation, so
they're more of a Matlab equivalent than a Mathematica equivalent.
I don't have any significant personal experience with these
packages, so give them a shot and let us know how they work out!
Regards,
Wald
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Rob
Wald said:Mathematica is not really an "equation editor", it's more a
software package for performing symbolic mathematics.
Some open source initiatives that the OP might want to take a look
at:
Maxima
http://maxima.sourceforge.net/
Octave
http://www.octave.org/
Scilab
http://www-rocq.inria.fr/scilab/
The last 2 are more oriented towards numerical computation, so
they're more of a Matlab equivalent than a Mathematica equivalent.
I don't have any significant personal experience with these
packages, so give them a shot and let us know how they work out!
Regards,
Wald
If you are looking for something similar to Maxima (i.e. a symbolic math
evaluator), there are also the following FREE programs:
1. YACAS -- see http://yacas.sourceforge.net/
2. AXIOM -- See http://savannah.nongnu.org/projects/axiom
Rob