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iphone, iPhone OS 3.1.3
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what did "it" refer to: (1) just the full OS X pages or
I would not have spent the money on iPad pages if I had known there was no equation editor available for it. (I think Apple could have been more forthcoming about that on their website.)
It might be a year late, but there's another (non-TeX) editor available now: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/eq-editor/id468981237.
I've found a possible solution to insert all types of equations into Pages for iPad, without Latex or inserting an images. All only made with Pages for iPad and it's tools. If you wanna know how I've done it, give to me your email and I'll send you an example. For my, it's the best solution because it works without internet or other apps (except to copy and paste symbols but this is without internet too).
Xcrius wrote:
If you wanna know how I've done it, give to me your email
Just tell everyone right here. Nobody needs the internet to do this, there are plenty of apps for it.
Yes but I only say that if you want to insert an equation in Pages for iPad, it's impossible,only with Latex or inserting images and copy/paste. So, with copy/paste and Latex and images your document will be so big. So, I've found the way to insert equations and formulas with Pages tools and without any app of Latex etc.
Xcrius wrote:
I've found the way to insert equations and formulas with Pages tools and without any app of Latex etc.
Then just tell everyone what it is. That is what these forums are for. NOT for asking people for their email addresses. Why are you not able to do this? Use the camera icon to upload pictures if you need to show examples.
I know it but I don't know how to upload an image using the camera icon bacause I can't see it. For this reason I was asking the emails to send the example.
Xcrius wrote:
I know it but I don't know how to upload an image using the camera icon bacause I can't see it.
So you don't have a real computer, only an iPad? If so, you could using a different browser than Safari.
But the best and right thing to do is just TELL people what your solution is. Why can you not do that?
Ok Tom. I'll try it later because right now I'm going to the work place. Thank you.
Tom. First of all sorry for all disadvantages. So, I asked the emails because I was writing with iPad and I could not see the camera icon. I'll try to show you my example, made with Pages for iPad only and it's tools. This is made with the tools of Pages, like text-space-line, arrows from tools and text shapes and other keyboards from iPad, like greek or latin, to take the symnols (pi, gamma, etc).
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