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Article #796Re: Interleaf
From: Martin Resnick
Date: Sun, 02 Mar 1986 08:03
Date: Sun, 02 Mar 1986 08:03
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> I've seen a demo of Interleaf, and I have to admit that it is very > impressive. It is not, however, a systems to typeset mathematics. > You can do it (they have math fonts), but it will be quite painful. > Tex, on the other hand, was designed with typesetting mathematics in > mind. > The Texet system is also impressive and can typeset math. You can create math using their interactive WYSIWYG editor. The Texet system uses proprietary hardware and will not run on other machines.
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