usually more comfortable than with the Microsoft programs, I think. Formulas, drawings and images to fit easily and remain where they sit. I also find it very convenient that the PDF converter is built in, which at least in my version of Microsoft Office is not the case. Texts, especially where mathematical formulas here, but usually I write with LaTeX, I also get my pdf output, but for me the presentation is usually too cumbersome because Open Office is really ideal. Actually
. Last night I was working on the last film, converted, and then happily turned off the computer. In the lecture, I had to realize that when unfortunately convert all the numbers were written in Equation Editor have been converted into standard Arabic numerals. The numbers mean that we normally use in Western Europe but also in Arabic see, but definitely NOT in the way the number one in the Arab actually used. In itself this is not a problem, firstly, I know what I have written and secondly, I can read the standard Arabic numerals, but my students have already looked pretty stupid.
. Last night I was working on the last film, converted, and then happily turned off the computer. In the lecture, I had to realize that when unfortunately convert all the numbers were written in Equation Editor have been converted into standard Arabic numerals. The numbers mean that we normally use in Western Europe but also in Arabic see, but definitely NOT in the way the number one in the Arab actually used. In itself this is not a problem, firstly, I know what I have written and secondly, I can read the standard Arabic numerals, but my students have already looked pretty stupid.
