Is Onenote Has Ink Equasion? Software Published By

Hi, Im trying to type up some math notes in OneNote and I loved the ink-to-math option.

I successfully drawn out the required equation, so the symbols exist, but I cant seem to find a way to type them out without using the menu.

Will OneNote be 100 TeX equation compliant at some point Is there another way to type math quickly and efficiently (by efficiently I mean without defining a shortcut for every symbol I might need) Preferably in the new version of OneNote (since afaik OneNote 2016 is going out of support in 2020 and thats well before Im done with my degree.) Thank you 2 comments share save hide report 95 Upvoted This thread is archived New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast Sort by top (suggested) level 1 2 points 1 year ago Onenote has the same equation editor as Word, which has TeX-like shortcuts for most functions.

The problem is that the editor button is hidden in the app version, so you have to use the alt key combo to get into the editor box.

I did do a stupid mistake of not pressing space after the command for the cap though, so its my bad.

Is Onenote Has Ink Equasion? Software Published By

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This week were focusing on drawing in OneNote, and today were specifically looking at Ink to Math.

Ink to Math converts your handwritten text into typed equations.

You can select individual characters to fix anything it wants to convert incorrectly.

After writingtyping, click on lasso select (App) or marquee select (online) and circle the writing you want to convert, then press Ink to Math.

Once you convert it to typed text, you can also type to make edits.

Whether you type in the math work, or write it, you then have a bunch of other math tools available now.

You can also solve for x or y (or whatever variables you used.) Then you can show the steps used to solve it, usually with more than one method available.

One additional feature is seeing the x and y coordinates when you hover over a graph.

This is where Microsofts accessibility tools are getting incredibly innovative and game-changing- when the different features are app-smashed together inside one app.

Go from true beginner to using assignments and recording live lessons.

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