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TeX to Image



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Hi,

Here is something you might be interested in : a Linux tool 
to convert equations into PNG (or any other graphic format), 
which can later be used in Powerpoint presentations (or 
elsewhere)

Just gunzip and untar the file to get a directory. In that 
directory is an executable called tex2im. Put it in your 
search path, probably in /home/username/bin and change its 
permission to 755.

I have also attached another file, .tex2imrc, which should 
be placed in your HOME directory. This has some of the 
customizations I used - 300x300 resolution, transparent 
background (so that you can use the equations on any 
background), etc.

More information about this tool can be obtained from
 
  http://www.nought.de/tex2im.php

If you knew about this, feel free to ignore the message.

Have fun
G

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S. Gowtham
Graduate Student
Department of Physics
Michigan Tech University
Houghton MI 49931-1295 USA
URL : http://www.sgowtham.net

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resolution="300x300"
format="png"
color1="white"
color2="black"
trans=1
aa=0