So I'm currently studying at University and have been looking for a decent program that is capable of writing equations quickly with shortcuts, LaTex, etc... However, I want to be able to instantly just copy it from the editor, and paste it into Evernote as an image so that I can keep it organised with my Lecture Notes.
So far I've tried a variety of different ones that I can find via Google, but they are all lacking or over complicated.
I originally used the MathiVersity Editor since it has the copy-paste image functionality but it lacks speed due to no shortcuts for common things like; Fractions, Matrices, Functions, etc...
I'm all for learning LaTeX as well as long as it has the same functionality described above. For example;
- Write LaTeX code.
- Select Code and Copy.
- Paste into Evernote as an image and code is formatted as actual symbols, etc...
Anything anyone can recommend would be greatly appreciated!
For a cheap LaTeX solution, you can use any LaTeX renderer such as this very Mathematics page, and screen copy to an image editor for cropping.
Example:
As a formula
$\ \ \displaystyle\int_{-\infty}^\infty\aleph_0!\iff\dfrac{\land}{\lor}$
As an inserted picture
For a more interactive (menu driven) solution, MS Word has a quite decent equation editor.
Interestingly, it can be coupled to MS Mathematics, a not-so-elementary symbolic computation utility, and supports MathML markup.
For the best graphical quality, you may consider zooming-in on the page via your browser before taking the screen copy, and later scale down before or after pasting.