#Mellel demo mac os

Both things are free, the final equation look very nice but you have to learn some LaTeX syntax to produce your equations (some tutorials are available online).īoth tools are real equation editors but as they cost over $100, I don’t think that they are the solution for your problem You need LaTeXiT itself and some LaTeX package to make it work. It’s a free and fast alternative but the final equations doesn’t look as professional (nice) as the one from real equation editors.Ī free GUI tool for creating LaTeX equations. If your equation is fine, you could select it and copy it over to Mellel. You could enter a equation there (inside the equation field) could show some palettes (at the right side of the equation field, there’s a sum sign with a small down arrow, if you press this, you could open a equation palette).

#Mellel demo mac os

If you have installed Mac OS 10.4, there’s the application “Grapher” inside your Application › Utilities folder. I’m don’t have Word installed on my Mac but copying the equation from there should work in theory (at least I think but I could be wrong on that). To insert a real equation, you need some kind of equation editor. You should be able to insert a simple square root sign by pressing Option and V (√) but that sign doesn’t contain the line above the following formula.