Thread: Help: a good, free formula writing software.
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Re: Help: a good, free formula writing software.
You can try MediaWiki's LaTeX parser. If you have signed up on FIRSTwiki, add /Beacon_math to the end of the URL. If your settings are correct, when you view the page the math (between <math> tags) will be in PNG format.