Click here for my video of the. On Tuesday, Microsoft released the Mathematics Add-in for Word 2010 and OneNote users. If you’ve never used equation editor or a previous release of the mathematics add-in, it gives significant mathematical capabilities to Word. Teachers (myself included) love it for writing quizzes, tests, and worksheets. Students will appreciate the ability to easily make their assignments and papers look more professional. The mathematics add-in allows users to plot both 2D and 3D graphs within a Microsoft Word document.

Murray Sargent: Math in Office Murray Sargent: Math in Office I'm a software development engineer in Microsoft Office and have been working mostly on the RichEdit editor since 1994.

It also adds a simple computer algebra system (CAS) to the included equation editor. Converting wav to mp3 itunes for mac. Although I doubt many users would use Word as their primary equation solver, it is nice to be able to type an equation and have the software generate a solution as a new equation.

The CAS goes beyond a simple equation solver and can perform matrix operations as well as calculus functions such as integration and differentiation. The mathematics plug-in for Word 2010 and OneNote is easy to install and use and adds significant functionality to those programs. It is free and is available for download at.