Equations Everywhere and Anywhere!
While we know that most MathType users create equations for Microsoft Word documents and PowerPoint presentations, we also know that our customers are working with many other applications and websites these days. They calculate with Excel, Mathematica or Maple, create graphs in DeltaGraph, and compute statistics in SAS or Minitab, find equations on Wikipedia and PlanetMath, to name just a few. They are also working with social software such as blogs, wikis, forums, as well as communicating using instant messaging, email, bulletin boards, etc. While MathType has worked with many of these applications and websites for years, we at Design Science are making a concerted effort to enable MathType users to create equations everywhere and anywhere. Scan our MathType Interoperability List below and see that MathType already works with many of your favorite applications and websites.

MathType Interoperability Registry
This is list of applications and websites that MathType works with. Many of them allow you to create equations using an Insert Object command. Others work with simple cut-and-paste or drag-and-drop. Yet more can accept EPS or GIF equation image files created by MathType. For many of these applications and websites, MathType includes online help pages describing how best to work with it.

- Add equations to Quark and InDesign documents.
- Copy equations from websites like Wikipedia, PlanetMath, etc. for use in your own work. You can author new equations for those websites as well.
- Copy equations from Mathematica or Maple into your research.
- Use equations to label DeltaGraph scientific graphs and Excel spreadsheets.
- Work with TeX and LaTeX editors and documents.