From the nimble fingers of Jay Reeve (jktr@...) (22/5/2001
9:31 AM) came...

>> I suppose what I am really asking for at the moment
>> is ideas on how to implement it, especially powers, ie

> I'm not certain how this works for printing, but if I were creating a
> textbook, I would use QuarkXPress or similar program that is already set
> up for this kind of display. (In QXP, superscript is one of the style
> choices you can access with a single click. Non-text symbols can be
> pasted into text as graphics, and will still flow with the text.) That
> way you have PostScript output available with full control over every
> parameter.

Of course, Appleworks (which, despite its flaws (few and maddening) and
price (free, if you don't count the cost of the attached computer), remains
about the coolest thing around) will do all of that, too. It even prints
what you've cobbled up.

Appleworks' attached Equation Editor has its moments, but has rarely been
much help here.

None of which, of course, gets an equation into an FB app, does it?
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