Re: Equations in InDesign CS2

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From: pjredman
Date: Tue, 27 Jun 2006 23:28

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Ravi,

This is the sort of thing that separates InDesign from systems like 3B2. InDesign doesn't understand MathML. You'll need to convert your equations to EPS or PDF and place in InDesign as graphics...or use 3B2 ;)

Phil Redman

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