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1. filipe gomes says:

   March 4, 2011 at 4:40 am

   Good morning (night?)

   I´m a math teacher from Portuga,
   I would like if is possible to have documentation in pdf to see how can I integrate MathJax in my pdf or word documents.

   Thank you
   Filipe Gomes
2. David says:

   September 13, 2011 at 12:40 pm

   I suppose Filipe’s comments are a bit old so he may not see my reply, but maybe someone else will find this info useful:

   MathJax probably isn’t the right product for your purposes if you want to do equation editing in a non-web document. You might check out LaTeX (e.g. TeX Live for Windows or MacTeX for an Apple computer), which is my favored document editor. Microsoft Word also supports an equation editor, though I’ve always find Word to be clunky and slow in general. My understanding is that MathJax is purely web-based, though it makes great use of LaTeX and MathML languages and does better formatting than anything else for web equations.

   If you want more info on LaTeX, slides from a short course are at the UCLA Statistical Consulting Center.

   Best,
   David
3. Sharil Shafie says:

   October 24, 2011 at 9:14 pm

   I Use LyX as a front end GUI editor for latex. Could not ask for more. It is distributed in many OS such as Linux and Windows.
4. Cristiano Rosa says:

   November 21, 2011 at 12:41 pm

   Can I consider MathJax for epubs or there is another way for current epub or even epub3?
5. Davide Cervone says:

   December 7, 2011 at 8:49 am

   @Cristiano:

   See the MathJax developer forum discussion for some details on this. Also this blog post about epub with MathJax on iPad

   Davide