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Thursday, March 13, 2003
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n'PINE debuts MathMagic Pro 3.5 for InDesign: "n'PINE, Inc. this week released MathMagic Pro 3.5 for Adobe InDesign 2.0, which includes the MathMagic Pro application, MathMagic Plug-in, and TrueType & Postscript fonts. MathMagic is a mathematical equation editor that supports WYSIWYG editing and many powerful features for high-end desktop publishing. The new Pro Edition supports StyleSet management, storage of Style and Size settings, TeX import, Equation export as EPS & PICT, new keyboard shortcuts, wheel mouse under Mac OS X, and other new features. Single-user pricing starts at $700." [The Macintosh News Network] I wonder if this tool has a large market. I would prefer using custom-made LaTeX templates, but of course this wouldn't suit all.
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Ending Microsoft's abuse of a dominant position -- Comment()
Microsoft violated EU antitrust rules: "European Commission experts have concluded that U.S. software giant Microsoft violated EU antitrust rules, but their proposed remedies need refining to withstand court scrutiny, sources familiar with the case said. The experts have proposed two major requirements--making Microsoft share more proprietary information with its rivals and uncoupling its Media Player audiovisual software from the ubiquitous Windows operating system, sources told Reuters. Both suggested remedies would go beyond changes agreed with the U.S. Justice Department last year after courts found Microsoft had abused its Windows monopoly."
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