MathType tricks #2 Tutorial

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Tutorial

Introduction

This packet provides two quick tutorials on MathType. Each assumes that you know how to insert MathType equations into your word processor.

The first tutorial (Saving expressions) is a really handy trick that will save you TONS of time.

The second (Notation for systems of equations) is a how-to for something my College Algebra students need to know how to do. Enjoy.

And feel free to ask other how-to questions in the Q&A section; I'll crank out more MathType tricks.

Saving expressions as buttons (a time-saving trick as good as copy-and-paste!)

This video demonstrates saving frequently used expressions as buttons in MathType.

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Notation for systems of equations

This video demonstrates how to get MathType to show the standard notation for systems of equations.

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Exponents and logarithms

This video demonstrates using exponents and logarithms in MathType.

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Summary

Please let me know what else you are trying to get MathType to do. I'll show you how and share it with others.

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MathType tricks #2

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Try Our College Algebra Course. For FREE.

Introduction

Saving expressions as buttons (a time-saving trick as good as copy-and-paste!)

Notation for systems of equations

Exponents and logarithms

Summary