On Thursday 14 March 2002 20:28, Marco Mailand wrote:
> Plotting graphs is possible with NewtWorksCalc. Solving equations and
> typesetting not. There was a small extension which let you write a math
> equation and created a pixel map from that for inclusion in a Works doc.
> Bu= t
> it was not PostScript and one could see the poor resolution and I
> finally chose to use a desktop machine for that sort of work. The Newton
> is not intended to do desktop publishing nor handle complex algebraic
> solutions including their mathematically and aesthetically correct
> display.
>
Didn't someone port [a subset of] TeX to the Newton? Almost everyone who
'does' graphs regularly swears by it.
Mind you, most of them also swear _at_ it...
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