legg@sirius.ucs.adelaide.edu.au (Christian Legg) (03/06/90)
When Quark Xpress reads a Word 4.0 document it cannot handle any Word 4.0 mathematical formula commands and reads them in as the text that they are comprised of. Is there any easy way to take formulae produced in Word 4.0 and import them into Quark Xpress? I have thought that it would be possible to take a snapshot of the formula using Capture (or another pixel saving utility), but this would give too low a resolution for our purposes. The only other option that I can think of is to print the formulae from Word 4.0 and then scan the printout at 300dpi into a PICT which can then be placed in the Quark Xpress document. Does anyone out there have any other ideas for how this could be done? thanks Christian Legg
morris@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu (03/07/90)
The easiest way to do this is to use something like Expressionist, Mathtype, or other similar programs which allow formulas to be constructed with point and click ease and then exported in PICT format. You will revel in glee in the ease that these programs create formulas, after you have hacked at Microsoft Word.