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I need to use equations in TeX/LaTeX in Indesign document with full support (import equation, upgrade, modification etc.)
does anyone know such software?
I don't know of a plug-in to integrate TEX/LaTEX equations at all, much less editing of them. However, you can download LyX, which is basically a word processor that can use TEX/LaTex equations and export them as PDFs that can then be linked in ID and would update when there are changes. It is a free solution.
MathType can also be used and is, to me, a low-cost solution and is what I have used in the past.
Mike
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I don't know of a plug-in to integrate TEX/LaTEX equations at all, much less editing of them. However, you can download LyX, which is basically a word processor that can use TEX/LaTex equations and export them as PDFs that can then be linked in ID and would update when there are changes. It is a free solution.
MathType can also be used and is, to me, a low-cost solution and is what I have used in the past.
Mike
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Thanks
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I have script to integrate MathType equations at all, but i want use TeX equation because TeX is more professional and has more options and looks nicer 🙂
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Hi ociecg, In-TeX/LaTeX is a JavaScript tool to compile LaTeX codes (not only math equations) to PDF in InDesign, it can run both in macOS and Windows.
For more: http://github.com/cooldtp/InTeXLaTeX
DEMO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IbyDlTIpCIE
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Hello IDk.k.
I have download In-TeX/LaTeX, but it is in japannesse, so its very difficult to configure and use it.
Also the videos are not active.
Maybe do you have more information?
Thanks.
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Really, InDesign should support LaTeX and TeX input!
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Really, InDesign should support LaTeX and TeX input!
By @rosswgray13-83
Agreed. It's a long-standing request from uers.
But given that Adobe hasn't improved InDesign's basic XML/database publishing tools during the past 10 years, I wouldn't wait for them to do anything for LaTeX.
Search the www.InDesign.UserVoice.com forum for LaTeX feature requests and either vote for the feature or start a new feature request. But you'll have to drum up a lot of votes for it to get Adobe's attention, 100+ votes.