Best Way to Copy from Mathematica to Powerpoint?
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- Subject: [mg115013] Best Way to Copy from Mathematica to Powerpoint?
- From: RBaillie <bobbaillie at frii.com>
- Date: Tue, 28 Dec 2010 06:50:54 -0500 (EST)
What is the best way to copy (a) 2-d graphs and (b) expressions
formatted with TraditionalForm[] from Mathematica into Powerpoint?
As an example of (b), consider:
TraditionalForm[HoldForm[
Sum[MangoldtLambda[n]/n^s, {n, 1, Infinity}] = -Zeta'[s]/Zeta[s]
]]
A year ago, I made a few powerpoint slides by copying expresssions
like this as either bitmaps or metafiles (can't remember which), but
the horizontal line on the right doesn't show up in the slide unless I
make the picture bigger. Maybe I could make this work, but before I
get too far into this, I wondered if there's a better way.
And, for graphs, do I need to make the curve thicker than the default
so it will be easily visible in a Powerpoint display in a classroom?