TeX/LaTeX support?

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When Ifirst became aware of Prezi, some months ago, I was told that TeX/LaTeX support was in the works. Can anyone tell me how far away Prezi is from providing such support?

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Zoli Radnai (Official Rep) December 21, 2009 09:19

Hi, you are right, we have mentioned that we work on LaTeX support. We already have started developments in that area, still we had to focus on more important core developments in the past months instead. Right now I cannot promise you any deadlines or release dates. All I can tell you is that we are aware of this request and it is in our scope.

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Hi, you are right, we have mentioned that we work on LaTeX support. We already have started developments in that area, still we had to focus on more important core developments in the past months instead. Right now I cannot promise you any deadlines or release dates. All I can tell you is that we are aware of this request and it is in our scope.

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Peter Halacsy (Head of Product) December 21, 2009 18:20

do you use mac? I think this program could help

http://evolve.lse.ac.uk/software/Equa...

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do you use mac? I think this program could help http://evolve.lse.ac.uk/software/EquationEditor/

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Andrew Dawes November 09, 2011 00:02

The codecogs equation editor has been mentioned in other threads, but they also have a URL handler that returns the latex in SWF format. This can be used within the import image Prezi dialog.

Simply paste the following example url into the url field when the import image dialog opens:

http://latex.codecogs.com/swf.latex?1+sin(x)

This will trigger codecogs to generate a SWF file with 1+sin(x) in nice latex format.

For more details, I've written a post about this at The Daily Photon

-Andy

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The codecogs equation editor has been mentioned in other threads, but they also have a URL handler that returns the latex in SWF format. This can be used within the import image Prezi dialog. Simply paste the following example url into the url field when the import image dialog opens: <code>http://latex.codecogs.com/swf.latex?1+sin(x)</code> This will trigger codecogs to generate a SWF file with 1+sin(x) in nice latex format. For more details, I've written a post about this at <a href="http://dawes.wordpress.com/2011/11/06/latex-in-prezi/">The Daily Photon</a> -Andy

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Sarah Garre November 21, 2011 11:20

This looks good! Thanks.

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This looks good! Thanks.

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