I am using mathtype 5.2 in windows xp for many years. I only encountered the following problem: For files > 100~150 pages with equations > 200~300 the following problem ocurs:
The disk is full.... Free some space on this drive or save the document on another disk. Try one or more of the following:
Close anny unneeded documents, programs, and windows.
Save the document on another disk. However, I found that the only solution is to start another document. My Questions: Does a more recent version exist for avoiding this problem? If yes: Can it work in Windows XP? Can Mathtype also be used in Linux?
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Answer by
Saumya Sharma
Yes, there are more recent versions of MathType available that can handle files with many equations and pages. The newer version would likely solve the disk space issue. However, it is uncertain if the newer version is compatible with Windows XP, as it is an older operating system. MathType is primarily designed for Windows, but there is no official version available for Linux. However, there may be alternative solutions or workarounds for using MathType in Linux.
Yes, you can install MathType 5.0 on Windows 7. You can download the installation file from the official MathType website or other trusted sources. Follow the installation instructions provided by MathType to successfully install the software on your Windows 7 system.
Are there API's available for this and few other education based tools for us to be able to integrate this app with our Authoring tool used for content creation?
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Answer by
Robert Polubinski
There are no APIs available, but the product is said to be compatible with a very high number of applications. You need to visit the website listed below to access the compatibility database search. Use the available form and check for your application. If it's not there, then you can't use it, but contact the developers and they should give you a response to this inquiry.
I am using mathtype 5.2 in windows xp for many years. I only encountered the following problem:
For files > 100~150 pages with equations > 200~300 the following problem ocurs:
However, I found that the only solution is to start another document.
My Questions:
Does a more recent version exist for avoiding this problem?
If yes: Can it work in Windows XP?
Can Mathtype also be used in Linux?
Yes, there are more recent versions of MathType available that can handle files with many equations and pages. The newer version would likely solve the disk space issue. However, it is uncertain if the newer version is compatible with Windows XP, as it is an older operating system. MathType is primarily designed for Windows, but there is no official version available for Linux. However, there may be alternative solutions or workarounds for using MathType in Linux.
Yes, you can install MathType 5.0 on Windows 7. You can download the installation file from the official MathType website or other trusted sources. Follow the installation instructions provided by MathType to successfully install the software on your Windows 7 system.
Are there API's available for this and few other education based tools for us to be able to integrate this app with our Authoring tool used for content creation?
There are no APIs available, but the product is said to be compatible with a very high number of applications. You need to visit the website listed below to access the compatibility database search. Use the available form and check for your application. If it's not there, then you can't use it, but contact the developers and they should give you a response to this inquiry.
Contact: [email protected]
Database search: http://www.dessci.com/en/products/mathtype/works_with.asp