TeX is a typesetting system for publishing math expressions and other content. Although TeX is focused on publishing, some applications may also be able to interpret TeX expressions for computation.
Since TeX is entirely text-based, it can be used in virtually any word processor or text editor. Typically, TeX documents are sent on to a typesetting system for publishing.
Before creating TeX expressions for a document or application, you need to choose TeX options that are compatible with your target.
To set the appropriate TeX options for your target:
Choose Options from the Target menu to open the Target Options panel.
Select the TeX tab near the top of the panel.
Choose either AMS-LaTeX or standard TeX format, depending on your requirements.
Choose between equations that are displayed inline within the text of a paragraph, display equations which are centered on their own line of a document, or numbered display equations.
To create a TeX expression for your target document, application, or publishing system:
After you choose the appropriate options for your target, you can begin creating TeX expressions using MoboMath.
Set TeX as your target format
Choose TeX as your target format using either the Target menu or toolbar popup in MoboMath.
Write an expression
Write an expression in MoboMath and tap the Enter toolbar button to convert it to formatted math.
Copy the expression to your target document or application
Copy and paste or drag your expression from MoboMath into your target document or application. The settings you selected in Target Options will be automatically applied.
MoboMath does not currently support importing TeX expressions for editing.