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																							[Math+Magic] Pro Edition for Adobe InDesign for Mac OS X
 
 
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                                  | MathMagic Pro Edition v5.1 
																							MathMagic CS2 Plug-in v3.2 
																							MathMagic CS Plug-in v3.2 
																								MathMagic Plug-in v1.2.2 Revision of ReadMe: 24 Date of Release: July 20, 2005
																							 
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																					|  | Thank you for choosing MathMagic, 
                                    the ultimate equation editor on the planet! 
 MathMagic Pro Edition for Adobe InDesign is an equation editor mainly for use with Adobe InDesign software in editing any mathematical expressions and symbols with WYSIWYG interface and various powerful features.
 
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																					| * Key Features  | 
																				
																					|  | Click here to see the key features of MathMagic Pro Edition for Adobe InDesign. | 
																				
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																							MathMagic v5.x may cause layout reflow for old files. So please pay attention if you have equations created with old versions.
 
MathMagic CS2 Plug-in is included in this release. Previous customers can use the new CS2 Plug-in at Free of charge if the free upgrade service period is in effect.
 
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																								Added: New input interface supported in entering a template when there is a selection. The selected part is maintained in the first box of the entered template rather than deleting the selection. This new behavior can be turned ON/OFF at Preferences->Misc pane.
																								Added: Document color list stored in the StyleSet file is now applied with StyleSet switching.
 
Changed: Glyphs in 8-bit(over 128) code area of MMRelation font are relocated to those in MMBinary.
																								Changed: MathMagic Personal no longer support the baseline information when exporting as EPS.
 
Fixed: The shape of Integral did not work with StyleSet.
																								Fixed: Undo after deleting a selection of more than one line a screen update bug.
																								Fixed: Undo after deleting with Delete key caused crash when there is just one character left in the box.
																								Fixed: Bold face for Vertical line and Angle fences was not working.
																								Fixed: When opening an empty mmf file, a while blank area is displayed sometimes on the left top corner of the window.
																								Fixed: Main toolbar now allows some buttons to work even when no editor window is open.
																								Fixed: When inserting or editing more than 30 equations in Adobe InDesign or QuarkXPress documents, an error message displayed, saying that it could not make another window. And in the case, the MathMagic Plugin or XTension keeps waiting for the MathMagic Pro application to respond.
																								Fixed: Shortcut keys for a few fraction templates and a few other palette items were mismatched.
 
 
																							
																								 Added: New MathMagic CS2 Plug-in available for InDesign CS2.
																								
																								Added: Updated MathMagic CS Plug-in v3.2 available for InDesign CS.
																								
																								Added: Added "Export All Equations..." in the menu to allow user export all equation objects out.
																								Fixed: Crashed when inserting or editing equations after 'Save As'.
																								Fixed: Double-clicking on non-equation area, when there is a selected equation, caused the selected equation to be opened by the editing window.
																								
																								Fixed: Pasted equations into a text box as Inline graphics now automatically match the baseline.
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																					|  | Please refer to the User Guide manual for the details: III. 8 Using MathMagic Plug-in in Adobe InDesign. | 
																				
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                                  | 1. Installing 
                                      Install MathMagic Pro Edition and MathMagic Plug-in with the MathMagic Pro installer. 
                                      Make sure that MathMagic 
                                        plug-in is installed in the following 
                                        location.local:Applications:Adobe InDesign:Plug-ins:Equations:
 
 
 2. Creating Equations
 
                                      Launch Adobe InDesign CS or CS2 application(v2.0.1 or higher is recommended).Make a new InDesign document 
                                        or open a document. 
                                      Select the Plug-ins menu 
                                        -> MathMagic sub-menu. 
                                      Choose "New Equation" item 
                                        to create an equation. If the cursor is located in the text box, 
                                        the equation will be inserted in the cursor 
                                        position as an In-line Graphic(ILG). Otherwise, 
                                        the equation will be placed as an EPS 
                                        graphic on where you click the mouse.
You may select the Sigma 
                                        tool button from the floating main toolbar 
                                        to create an equation box, and then drag 
                                        a rectangle in the document to specify 
                                        the location of an equation once created 
                                        by the external MathMagic Pro. 
                                      You may also control-click(or 
                                        right button click) while the cursor is 
                                        in the text box, so that you can choose 
                                        the "New Equation" from the contextual 
                                        menu. 
                                      If you either select "New 
                                        Equation" menu or drag a rectangle with 
                                        th Sigma tool, MathMagic Pro application 
                                        will be launched, if not running already, 
                                        and an empty equationd editor window will 
                                        be opened. In case MathMagic Pro application 
                                        is not launched automatically within a 
                                        few seconds, please launch the application 
                                        manually from the following location.:Applications:MathMagic Pro Edition:
 
 
Enter any equation in the MathMagic editor window, and then Close(cmd-W) or Save(cmd-S) the window. This will send the equation to the InDesign document back.
 
 3. Editing Equations
 
                                      Choose "Edit Equation..." 
                                        item to edit the currently selected equation. 
                                        Or, just double-click on the equation 
                                        box to open it with the external MathMagic 
                                        Pro application for editing. You may also 
                                        control-click on the equation to bring 
                                        up the contextual menu, after changing 
                                        the cursor to the Arrow tool.
																							After creating or editing 
                                        of equation with the external MathMagic 
                                        Pro, just close the equation editor window 
                                        so that the equation is placed in the 
                                        InDesign document.
 
 4. Changing the Baseline and Bounding margins
 
																							The baseline of all equations 
                                        will be automatically adjusted. But if 
                                        you want to lower or raise the baseline, 
                                        you may do so.
																							
																								just change the cursor 
                                            to the arrow cursor and move the equation 
                                            box by dragging to where you desire, 
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																								control-click on the 
                                            equation box to bring up the contextual 
                                            menu, and then select "Shift Baseline" 
                                            item, or
																								select an equation 
                                            box and choose "Shift Baseline" menu 
                                            from the MathMagic plug-in menu
You may also customize the bounding margin gaps(left, right, top, bottom) of the equation, by specifying other value from the last item of Define Spacing window.
 
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                                  | * System Requirements | 
                                 
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																							Power Macintosh running- Mac OS X: 10.1.3 or later including 10.4 Tiger
Adobe InDesign v2.0.1 or newer including CS & CS2
																							About 15MB of hard disk space for complete 
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                                  | * Pricing | 
                                
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																							MathMagic Pro 1-User: US$695.00.
																							
																								1-Year Subscription: $499.00
6-Month Subscription: $299.00
 
MathMagic Pro Academic 1-User: US$399.00.
																								
																									Academic 1-Year Subscription: $299.00
																									
																									Academic 6-Month Subscription: $199.00
 
Multi-user price available here
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