[TxMt] LaTeX Bundle question

[Geoff Vallis]

Jeroen,

LaTeXiT is great, and I use it a lot, mainly in order to import LaTeX  
equations into keynote presentations, which I think is what it was  
originally designed for. I guess you could go back and forth between  
LaTeXit and TextMate to check formatting etc. I'll give it a try,  
although it seems a bit awkward.  Also, unfortunately, LaTeXit does  
not currently work properly with Leopard (a known issue).

Geoff


On Feb 7, 2008, at 6:59 AM, Jeroen van der Ham wrote:

> Geoff Vallis wrote:
>> Thats a fair enough point. It is just that recently I've been  
>> working on a very long document that doesn't split conveniently  
>> into chunks less than 50 pages, more in places, and it needs to be  
>> repeatedly typeset because I make lots of errors when typing math  
>> equations (duh).
>
> In that case, why not try LaTeXiT ?
>
> I ran across it last night, never really used it, but its  
> description sounds like just the thing you need:
>
>> LaTeXiT is a little utility designed to quickly typeset LaTeX  
>> equations and drag'n drop them into other applications. Its  
>> included service also allows to type and transform equations  
>> directly in most text editors.
>
> Jeroen.
>
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