Posted by: Anonymous Coward
on September 24, 2004 01:51 AM
>>It has any of the benefits as LyX. > >Except that LyX uses LaTeX as its rendering >engine, a professional typesetting system of the >highest quality. Especially when it comes to math >formulas, nothing I've ever seen comes close to >it.
OOps. I meant to say "many", not "any". Definitely not all. LyX beats the snot out of OOo when it comes to mathematical formulae, for example.
For that matter, OOo beats the snot out of LyX on other areas (e.g. built-in vector graphics engine).
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Posted by: Anonymous Coward on September 24, 2004 01:51 AM>
>Except that LyX uses LaTeX as its rendering
>engine, a professional typesetting system of the
>highest quality. Especially when it comes to math
>formulas, nothing I've ever seen comes close to
>it.
OOps. I meant to say "many", not "any". Definitely not all. LyX beats the snot out of OOo when it comes to mathematical formulae, for example.
For that matter, OOo beats the snot out of LyX on other areas (e.g. built-in vector graphics engine).
Cheers,
Daniel.
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