Capable of creating PDF files now combines with support for Beamer so that you can create typeset PDF presentations from your Scientific WorkPlace documents Scientific WorkPlace imports text (.txt ) and Rich Text Format (.rtf ) files, and exports documents to RTF format for importing into Microsoft Word. Scientific Workplace is a LaTeX-based word processor. The pro is that it is much easier to type in math symbols and virtually is WYSIWYG. The con is that it does not support some of important LaTeX. Beamer & PowerPoint: As you know, Scientific Word/WorkPlace does not produce PowerPoint presentations, though it allows you to copy and paste maths in as graphics (coincidentally, one of the clips included in the Training videos demo from 2m30s to 3m10s). The closest Scientific Word/WorkPlace comes to PowerPoint is Beamer, but Beamer produces.
I have always used latex. However now one of my co-author asked me to work with scientific word. I could not find any reference for it. What are the main differences? Is it free? can I use all the package I have been used in latex? What when I do a presentation in beamer? does it work the same?
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Can I use PGF/TikZ in SW 5.50. Thanks ‹ LaTeX Error: There's no line here to end Split equation › Scientific WorkPlace/Scientific Word V5.5 and older; Login to post comments; Mon, 2013-04-08 11:23 — George. The pgf package (which. The pgf package (which includes TikZ) is included with SW since it is needed by the Beamer. Text editors: WinEdt (same as in the lab but not free – however, it is preconfigured to work with MiKTeX), Emacs. Using Beamer with Scientific Word: Go to File. Beamer automatically loads the amsmath, amsthm, array, enumerate, hyperref, xcolor packages and perhaps others. The user may load additional packages but with caution. The npause command and similar ones to follow don’t work inside of the amsmath environments. Weil The beamer Class. The npause Command.
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