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MathMagic Lite for iOS

MathMagic Lite for iOS

by InfoLogic

26 ratings
25 reviews
📚 Education
📊 Productivity
Free

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Released
December 6, 2013
Updated
February 14, 2015

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InfoLogic
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Easily create and edit mathematical expressions and scientific symbols. Generate equation images for use in documents, presentations, and web content. The created equations can be reopened and modified.

✓WYSIWYG equation editor
✓Write mathematical expressions
✓Insert scientific symbols
✓Export equation images
✓Editable equation images
✓Use in word processors and presentations
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What's New in MathMagic Lite for iOS

1.0.1

February 14, 2015

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. * Universal Binary for both 64-bit and 32-bit * Documents View has the same grid view interface on both iPhone and iPad * Blackboard Bold font displays correctly in outlined character for the last Blackboard symbol palette * Some internal performance improvements

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Practically useless

It takes a lot of effort to type something meaningful.
MMainframeGuy

Works great!

I just installed this on my iPad Pro (m2 processor) and it works great. Easy to use, fast, and the equations pasted into Word and Pages look excellent. I can also copy from those documents back into this app, edit, and then paste the revised equation back into those documents. I can also paste as a graphic if I want to. Very nice!
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ACA Mad Chemist

Way better then Microsoft’s word built in equation editor on PC

This program has allowed me to complete my math homework in a legible manner, so that I can then print it in my OneNote to then export as a pdf to print off or send digitally. It was a lot faster to work with all manner of scientific work especially chemistry and physics.
JJakethesnake300

I don't trust it

I don't know how you get the symbols, when it opens it has a place to upload documents and when you click on the only link on the only page for information, it sends you to another link. No symbols.
STSerene Tami

Wish I could actually use it.

The app locks up my iPhone 12 with every use. Must power cycle to exit app. Unwise to invest money in this. Otherwise this is a very cool app in principle. Correct the bug and expand symbol library to include the Greek alphabet and I can see re-installing app.
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FAQ

What does MathMagic Lite do?

MathMagic Lite is a free WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) equation editor. It allows you to easily write mathematical expressions and scientific symbols, which can then be used in various digital formats like word processors, presentations, and web content.

What are the key features of MathMagic Lite?

Key features include a user-friendly WYSIWYG interface for writing equations, the ability to insert a wide range of mathematical and scientific symbols, and the capability to export these equations as editable images. These images can be easily integrated into other documents and reopened for further editing.

Is MathMagic Lite free to use?

Yes, MathMagic Lite is a free application. There are no costs associated with downloading or using its core features for creating and editing mathematical equations.

What devices is MathMagic Lite compatible with?

MathMagic Lite is designed for iOS devices, specifically running on iPhones and iPads. It requires iOS version 6.1 or higher to function correctly.

How can I use the equations created in MathMagic Lite?

The equations created in MathMagic Lite are exported as images. These images can be readily inserted into your word processors, presentation software, web pages, or any other digital content where you need to display mathematical formulas or scientific symbols.