Re: Mathematica and Powerpoint
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- Subject: [mg29521] Re: Mathematica and Powerpoint
- From: Flip at safebunch.com
- Date: Sat, 23 Jun 2001 01:47:02 -0400 (EDT)
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Hello, can someone please elaborate on the presentation mode mentioned below? I had not hear of it before, so I'll try the help, but it might be helpful to hear from users how they like this mode. I'm not even sure of how to go into this mode, unless it is referring to MathReader for Mathematica. Any thoughts? ... Thanks ... Wilson In article <9guo8o$ntg$1 at smc.vnet.net>, Jens-Peer Kuska says... > >Hi, > >typical Mathematica itself is used for presentations. >That's why you can switch into the presentation mode and >it has several positive effects >- you can evaluate >- you can show animations > >If you have a alot of equations and don't need the evaluation >feature you can still use pdftex with the pdfsceen package >to get perfect presentations. > >Regards > Jens > >"Barry D. Jacobson" wrote: >> >> Hi: >> >> I am new to Mathematica, and want to import a simple session into >> Powerpoint. Could someone tell me the easiest way to do this. When I >> type into a notebook, and then select the lines I need, a menu comes up >> with choices like copy as: plain text, formatted text, latex, html, >> metafile, etc. Formatted text doesn't even show up in Powerpoint. The >> plain text has all kinds of additional characters. The HTML doesn't seem >> to show up either, when selecting and pasting from within Explorer to >> Powerpoint. Metafile works, but imports as an image which can't be >> edited as text. >> >> Is there any standard procedure in use? >> >> Thanks, >> >> Barry Jacobson >