CorelDRAW running on a 32bit or 64bit host.Get the VBA files by Jan Bender from Requirements And last but not least, it is possible to change the formula after inserting, since its LaTeX-code is stored as object data variable.
These curves can be formatted like any other in CorelDRAW.
The add-in will allow you to insert objects, typeset by LaTeX, into your CorelDRAW file as a group of curve objects. Jan Bender has done some work in VBA and is offering his CorelDRAW "add-in" for free. Using "integrated" LaTeX for typesettingĪs already mentioned, using LaTeX is a good way for typesetting mathematical formula and equations.Ī better solution, than dowloading GIFs without any option to change the equations after inserting, might be to "integrate" LaTeX using VBA. Thank you very much, you would really help me on this!Īlthough the question is quite old, I believe that this answer might help others with the same or a similar problem. So for now I will just take a lot of time to obtain High res JPG versions of my putting together several screenshots.because no matter how much you zoom in adobe reader, the equation is perfect, it IS postscript inside, GSVIEW can see it, but Corel just refuses everything! PS file in Corel, Corel will see some Helvetica somewhere, say that it tries to replace it with another font, but the final output is just blank, everytime! Or sometimes instead of the text I was waiting, there will be some warning about a PPD file incorrect or printer not supporting postscript level 3, or something.and the text of the warning will indeed be converted to curves! I'm just lost here. ps file completely without errors, even with a simple "Hello world" inside, it would be great! A mess with fonts or something as always, and even when the pdf page contains only Times New Roman, at the opening of the. ps or EPS file I gave it to import! Nothing at all! Always errors.if anyone has a way to at least make corel accept ONE. Lower resolution and it's REALLY poor quality, because it's all in length, so characters are small! Even acrobat pro cannot do me a 1200dpi jpeg file when saving as jpeg, it's even worse than print screen!Ī clean solution would be to use postscript or EPS.but I couldn't make Corel accept ANY. The Corel built in text editor is just completely not enough for that, and as far as I tried I couldnt' find any way to transport (graphically!) a mathematical equation created in word 2007, into Corel Draw, other than making a JPEG file of it!Īnd to do that, I need to do a full zoom of a pdf file created from the word file, and then do print screen many times, and put them together, to at last have my equation in 4000x300 pixels resolution.
I am doing a poster in Corel Draw X5, and as it is a physics poster, I need to put mathematical equations in it.
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