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If you are on a Mac, try LaTeXiT [0] + Keynote. Type in your equations/math, hit render, drag the PDF (or many other image formats) to your slide. LaTeXiT giv
by redacted 14y ago
If you are on a Mac, try LaTeXiT [0] + Keynote.
Type in your equations/math, hit render, drag the PDF (or many other image formats) to your slide.
LaTeXiT gives you the best of both worlds; wonderful rendering of math, with the bonus of using Keynote (which is the best presentation software on any platform in my experience).
[0] http://www.chachatelier.fr/latexit/ http://www.chachatelier.fr/latexit/
- pseut 14y agoThat looks nice; part of the advantage of beamer, though, is that the equations and (especially) inline variables are automatically positioned correctly and consistently -- it looks like that might not be the case for LaTeXiT.