On Jan 25, 2013, at 1:27 AM, Murat Yildizoglu wrote: > I have in the pas used Tex2word from Chikrii software with success. Equationa > are correctly translated in this case, figures not, but I prefer to include > them in the optimal format for Word myself. This is commercial software (a > plugin for Word), but it is not expensive and has even a lower education > pricing policy. It uses MathType (but the free version of it is enough). > Murat > Thanks for that information, Murat. Indeed, Tex2word was one of the Windows products that I saw near the top of a Google search.
One question about Word that I have not answered for myself is the relation between (on the Mac) Word 2011 and older versions of Word. The 2011 version has a built-in equation-setting function while older versions of Word used MathType, a separate program. I think this development has paralleled Word on Windows. So my question is, is the newer version just a better-integrated version of MathType or did Microsoft make their own? I gather that they are not compatible with one another. Jerry
