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In general, it's best policy to always keep up to date especially if it's only a 'letter' upgrade - say, from 6.7e to 6.7h.

In the event that you need to reinstall it though, you'll be unable to do so since the 6.7e installer won't operate on El Capitan. It's possible to have, say, MathType 6.7e already installed on a system running OS X 10.9, and if you upgrade to OS X 10.11, MathType 6.7e should still run.

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In general, it's not that these versions of MathType won't run on the listed versions of OS X they won't install on those versions.

OS X 10.8-10.9 requires MathType 6.7e or later.

Thus MathType 6.0 won't install on a 10.7 or later system.

OS X 10.7 was the end of Rosetta, and was the first version of OS X that didn't support the PowerPC platform and apps designed to run on it.

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Here's the full story of MathType versions and compatibility. Truth is, I was a bit swamped and haven't checked the forum since the 3rd. Thanks to VikingOSX and powermta for beating me to the answer. I have no other input, where it may involve actions from the vendor, or Apple. Beyond the first sentence, and my previous post, the procedure for the most recent MathType (directly from the vendor's site) working with Pages v5 or later is based on correct product installation, and application start order. MathType has been reviewing posts in the Pages community that pertain to MathType, and may respond to this post with additional insight.

Design Science: MathType Works with… (Pages)Ībout once a week, Mr.

MathType: Pages, Keynote, & Numbers appear not to work with MathType.

Two reference articles from Design Science: This information may or may not be current.

The Design Science website content only discusses MathType working through version 5.5. This order apparently wasn't necessary for Pages '09, but according to Design Science, it is necessary for Pages v5, Numbers v3, and Keynote v6 - and later versions. See Wiris SDK document Setting EPS baselines (all platforms) for information on baseline positioning for Encapsulated PostScript files produced by MathType, and Setting WMF baselines (Windows) for baseline positioning in Windows Metafiles (WMF) equations produced by MathType for Windows.You must quit Pages 1) before installing MathType, and 2) restart Pages again, after you have started MathType. Although the coordinate system used in the drawing commands within the PICT will use the PICT's high-resolution coordinates, the baseline delta in the Application Comment will always be in points (72 dpi).

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Code that checks ProgIds should do case-insensitive tests.įuture versions of MathType may create high-resolution PICTs (version 2 extended PICTs). For example, MathType 6.x's ProgId is “Equation.DSMT4”. All OLE 2.0 equations have a ProgId that begins with “equation.” followed by an arbitrary string that uniquely determines which version of MathType owns the object. All OLE 1.0 equations produced by MathType have a ProgId of “equation”. The proper way to do this is to check the object’s ProgId character string. Also, MathType generates other picture comments but they are not Application comments (that is, they do not have a kind of 100).Īpplications that support baseline positioning can process all objects at import/editing time by either scanning the PICT as described above or, if the object is an OLE object (Microsoft’s Object Linking and Embedding technology), performance may be increased by checking first to see if the object is a MathType equation object.

When attempting to recognize a baseline comment, it is important to make sure the data type is zero, because the baseline comment is not the only application comment currently generated by MathType. Type (0 indicates baseline data to follow) Application signature (∑ = Option-w, 183 decimal)

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