Tap the Paste button in the General tab of the toolbar. Tap return on the virtual keyboard to enter a new line. Tap at the end of the selected equation to de-select it and to place the insertion point at the end of the equation. Tap the Copy button in the General tab of the toolbar. If needed, modify the selection by dragging the selection handles. Select all by double-tapping the equation. The virtual keyboard of the device will show up. All other changes are done by using the Contextual tab for elementary math. You can change the template a lot using only the keyboard. Then you can achieve great productivity, because you can type whole rows right away. It's better to have the formula written down somewhere beforehand, in a notebook for example. The template generated by the operation button is just a suggestion you can delete or change any part of it, and so convert one operation into another at will. The separator lines are also content you can place the cursor there, indent them with spaces, or even remove them. You can go only to elements that have some content a digit, a space, a symbol, etc. Usually the formula is like a table, but you can not go to all elements in the table. You can add more rows by pressing Enter / Return, add more indentation by pressing Space, and move between the formula by pressing the usual arrow keys. If you delete all the places of a row, then the entire row will be deleted. This is very handy you can type right away there's no need for you to move between columns. When you type a number, its digits are automatically distributed in columns at left of the cursor. You can cut, copy, and paste bits of the formula, just as you would work with text in another application. We can select text by holding down shift while we move the cursor with the arrow keys, or by clicking and dragging with the mouse. If there are times the arrow keys don't move the cursor in the direction you expected, you may click with the mouse where you want the cursor to be, or just keep pressing the right or left arrow keys until you exit the problem area. Pressing the backspace (Windows) or delete key (Mac) selects the whole fraction, instead of deleting one character if we pressed delete again, the whole fraction would be deleted. Continued typing from this point will be outside the fraction. Note the change of size of both the horizontal and vertical cursors, indicating it is affecting the whole fraction. Pressing the right arrow key moves the cursor outside the fraction. Pressing the down arrow key moves the cursor to the denominator However, pressing again the left arrow key moves the cursor to the numerator, as if instead of a fraction we had two lines of text Pressing the left arrow key behaves as usual, since we move within the denominator, which is made up by text Server components - Hosting at your server.Frontend vs integration services configuration options.WIRIS Accessibility Conformance Report International Edition.Accessibility Conformance Report International Edition VPAT® Version 2.2 - July 2018.Guide for physically disabled and low vision users.Solutions for the accessibility community.Using MathType with WPS Writer/Kingsoft Writer.Using MathType with MathJax-enabled applications and websites.Using MathType with Duxbury Braille Translator.General techniques for using MathType with other applications and websites.Using MathType with other applications and websites.MathType 7 with Microsoft Office 2016 or later.
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