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* Latest versions

MathMagic v7.02 is the latest version for Mac OS X.
MathMagic v5.01 is the latest version for Windows.
If your license is eligible for the free upgrade/update to this version,
please visit the download page and enjoy the latest version.
    http://www.mathmagic.com/download/


All the change histories can be found here under each product page.
    http://www.mathmagic.com/product/

* InDesign CS5 supported, Upgrade Promotion

MathMagic Pro v7.0 for Mac OS X and MathMagic Pro v5.0 for Windows come with InDesign CS5 plug-in. So these latest versions support all InDesign CS ~ CS5 now. MathMagic plug-in for CS5 does not work with older versions of MathMagic.
CS5 plug-in comes with more options in the Preferences dialog.

If you have purchased "MathMagic Pro for InDesign" after April 15 2010, you may get the CS5 plugin for free.

If you own "MathMagic Pro for InDesign" v6.x or older version for Mac OS X, or v4.x for Windows, and would like to use it with InDesign CS5 in the near future, we have a special Upgrade Promotion for you for a limited period (August 16 ~ 25, 2010).
Again, this promotion is for "MathMagic Pro for InDesign" owners only.

If interested and eligible, please contact us(support@mathmagic.com) for the Coupon code.

* Equations created with Microsoft Word 2007 or newer

If you have MS Word documents(.docx) with equations created in Linear format equation editor introduced in Microsoft Word 2007 or newer.
This new equation editor lets user type equations in TeX-like linear expressions called "Office Math Markup Language", "Office MathML" or 'OMML' in short.
Although the traditional "Equation Editor" 3.0 via Insert Object menu command is still available, many Word users prefer to using this new linear format equation editor especially when they are already familiar with TeX.

MathMagic's the current built-in MS Word equation converter could not handle this new linear format equations saved in OMML in .docx file.
We are working on this and hope to release a newer version around September to support OMML equations too. MathMagic File menu -> Convert -> MS Word document will seamlessly support the linear OMML equation as well as MathType equation, Equation Editor equation, and MathMagic equation. Please stay tuned.

* AsciiMath under development

MathMagic wants to be a hub application to bridge various math expressions, such as LaTeX, Plain TeX, MathML, Wiki, MS Word equation formats, and more.

As a part of this effort, we are adding ASCII Math format soon, hopefully within this month if everything goes well.

AsciiMath notation has some limitation in writing complex equations and various symbols but is quite useful for many simple equations, as you can find from these examples.

    x^2 + y^(3k)
    sqrt(a) / b
    a_1 = (pi) * r^2

* What else to develop in the future?

Too many...
Hundreds of wish list in our future spec database, waiting to be a higher priority so that a development schedule can be assigned.
Some interesting things include conversion of human native reading of math expressions, iPad and other smart phone versions, Safari Extension and support for other browsers, equation templates for Biologists, ...
We work hard because we hope to serve you everywhere.
Should you have any suggestion for future versions, please share it with us.

    http://www.mathmagic.com/support/suggestion.html

* Competitive Upgrade Promotion

If you own a valid license of any other 3rd party Math software or equation editing software, and would like to switch to MathMagic, we have a special promotion to help you enjoy MathMagic - the ultimate equation editor on the planet, at a fraction of regular price.
This 50% OFF promotion expires on August 25 2010. No coupon code required.

for MathMagic Personal Editions,
    http://www.mathmagic.com/order/order.html

for MathMagic Pro Editions,
    http://www.mathmagic.com/order/order2.html

* MathMagic Price table for 2010 in PDF

The latest price table is always available here.

    www.mathmagic.com/download/marketing/MMPrice.pdf

* What are we doing? Follow us on Twitter!

Interested in the latest updates/upgrades, development progress, and updates from the MathMagic team?
Simply follow us on Twitter:

    @mathmagic_com

* About [Math+Magic]™

MathMagic is an Award-winning equation editor with powerful features and yet easy-to-use interface. MathMagic lets you write beautiful equations and symbols very easily and fast whether you are good at Math or not. Its equation quality is designed to meet the high-end DTP professionals' requirements.
MathMagic is designed to use with any word processors, DTP layout software, presentation, or graphic software. Equations can be used by drag&drop, copy&paste, or export/import.
MathMagic Pro Editions come with plug-ins or XTensions to let you write or edit equations right inside the InDesign or QuarkXPress documents without going through tedious export/import steps.
The superior quality and productivity of MathMagic has been accepted by many large publishers, professors, teachers, students, University press, online contents creators, research centers and governmental organizations in more than 75 countries around the world since its debut in 1998 at Seybold SF.

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