EquatIO

EquatIO is a math extension that allows you to insert, edit, and interact with digital math in the Google Chrome environment, including Google Docs and Google Forms .  Note:  Windows and Mac OS users see Getting started with Equat...

EquatIO is a math application that allows you to insert, edit, and interact with digital math in Microsoft Word. Once you have received your download of EquatIO, double click the icon to begin the installation.  Note:  Google Chrome a...

EquatIO is now available for use in conjunction with the Texthelp PDF Reader ! Simply open up a PDF using Read&Write for Google Chrome , and click on the blue EquatIO icon and the new EquatIO PDF toolbar will appear: Note : This will re...

To get started with deploying and licensing your EquatIO  software, please refer to the instructions below depending on your version of EquatIO. Your license type can be found in the email received when EquatIO was purchased or renewed by your...

If your license for EquatIO  includes the Take Home option, EquatIO can be made available to users on their home computers using one of these options. Unlimited Licenses Option 1: Google or Microsoft Domain If your organization uses Goo...

The new EquatIO update allows for multi line prediction using our Equation Editor . Below you can find a short video outlining this new feature as well as how to quickly navigate, along with a handy table containing the shortcuts that have been a...

In order to sign in to the EquatIO mathspace , you will want to first go to https://equatio.texthelp.com/ , where you will be prompted to sign in with one of the five email providers: Once you have selected your provider you will b...

EquatIO (Desktop) is compatible with the following Operating Systems and Microsoft Word versions: Windows : 7, 8, 10 Mac OS : 10.11 El Capitan, 10.12 Sierra, 10.13 High Sierra, 10.14 Mojave Microsoft Word (Windows) : 2013 and 2016 Micro...

Math that has been inserted to a Google Doc using EquatIO can be read aloud using the Read&Write for Google Chrome extension Once you have inserted your created equation or mathematical expression into a Google Doc using EquatIO, Read&am...