Math Handwriting Recognition

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Math Handwriting Recognition | Microsoft Share Point — Thu, 07 May 2009 05:44:25 GMT

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re: Math Handwriting Recognition

Vladislav — Thu, 07 May 2009 15:10:47 GMT

Math Input Panel would be much useful, if it will copy Presentation MathML on clipboard, so it would be possible to use it in any browser or browser rich-text application. It may seem an other purpose, but in this way it may be also very-very useful.

re: Math Handwriting Recognition

wuhy — Sun, 17 May 2009 03:21:47 GMT

Hello Murray, now that win7 has suppor mathML, then will office 14 support mathML or it only support OOML?

re: Math Handwriting Recognition

MurrayS — Sun, 17 May 2009 04:41:39 GMT

Actually Word 2007 supports MathML and Word 2007 SP2 has improved MathML support. It also supports the odf document format with MathML for math zones. Office 14 will continue to support MathML as well as OMML.

re: Math Handwriting Recognition

wuhy — Sun, 17 May 2009 10:10:32 GMT

Thank you. I have just find that it's possible to copy and paste equations to word 2007 sp2, but now it cannot paste to powerpoint 2010 tech preview yet.

re: Math Handwriting Recognition

Plaxmol — Tue, 09 Jun 2009 05:06:04 GMT

Any word on whether or not OneNote 2010 will support mathml? The new math panel in Windows 7 combined with OneNote would be great for students. I get the technical reasons, but it's a strange feeling to not be able to paste into any application. Cut and paste usually works so fluidly between Windows apps.

One other question, why is the math input panel so wide? The buttons that appear on the side when you start writing fall off the edge of a tablet when the tablet is in its vertical orientation (768x1024). If you're jotting down notes, it'd be frustration to have to keep moving the dialog from side to side. The only options for moving the buttons are "left" or "right". It'd be nice to have "top" and "bottom" too, to accommodate all display orientations.

re: Math Handwriting Recognition

Murray Sargent — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 13:30:41 GMT

Stay tuned on OneNote 2010 (and some other Office 2010 apps). It's pretty cool! You might want to sign up for the Office 2010 beta.

With regard to the excessive width of the math input panel, that was fixed after the Windows 7 beta shipped.