We spent a lot of time researching and identifying as many areas of math as possible and endless different math notations.
Any equation you write and recognize in MIP reaches your destination application in a completely editable form – you can insert and edit the output as you would edit any text. MIP outputs the recognition result via the clipboard in MathML format, a standardized mathematical markup language. The Math Input Panel (or MIP) is designed to be used with a tablet pen on a Tablet PC, but you can use it with any input device such as a touchscreen, external digitizer or even a mouse. However, It’s missing a “manually edit” or something like this, to let you define what you really mean in MathML or just as MS Word’s equation editor. If you think it recognized something wrong, you can click “Select and Correct” then draw a circle around the part you suspect, you will get a list of other alternatives. which is a standard way of representing equations and hence any application that recognizes the format can insert it not as an image but as a nice editable equation… One other thing to know, after you click Insert (that button down there) it copies the equation in MathML format. You can then paste it directly into word and it’ll recognize it as an editable equation…ĭuring my tests, the output panel (the top part) hanged, but I liked that the drawing panel was still responsive and I could still write/erase… till the top one started to respond again… Yes, that crappy font is mine… I “drew” that by mouse as I don’t have a tablet pen/pc. When at the end I saw a very interesting –intuitive if you wish- new thing… which is, as you guessed, the Math Input Panel… I was reading a windows team post about Input Panels improvements in Windows7.
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