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#Eazydraw wiki for mac#

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#Eazydraw wiki pdf#

You could go all out and make Sage plot things and then use Sagetex to get the plots into your worksheets (see PDF of examples). That said, maybe I should try and sell you on LaTeX.

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(Plus it now appears to have a Windows version and Mac installation is much easier than Xfig's.) Those two things seem to be why Inkscape gained so much ground on Xfig. Inkscape has a 'render as LaTeX' plugin that trounces Xfig's LaTeX capabilities, but it doesn't work on the Mac (or at least it didn't the last time I checked on the issue).

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The manual has some very detailed examples and between that and TeXample, it's not bad.ДЄs far as I can tell, Inkscape and Xfig are about on par capability-wise, but Inkscape is less fiddly. I'd dispute the horrific-ness of the learning curve. (Arbitrarily long curly braces at an angle, for example.) I went for Inkscape in my original answer because, if you don't use LaTeX, you maybe just want to bash out some figures and be done with it, rather than revamp your entire worksheet repertoire (and make them awesome and LaTeX-ed). There are plenty of things I can do in TikZ that Inkscape probably can do, but I haven't figure it out. I do use TikZ rather than Inkscape, but it can be time-consuming, though it'll look better in the end.

Any help is appreciated! posted by junipero to Computers & Internet (17 answers total) 3 users marked this as a favoriteД«est answer: I'm sort of tempted to change my answer to TikZ. Ideally, what I'd like to have is a program where I can move shapes and labels independently of one another, without having to worry that when I move one item all the others will get messed up! Maybe a program that allows layers? Several years ago I used a program called Geometer's Sketchpad which was fantastic, but it was expensive and I don't have it any more. I've also tried EazyDraw - again, fine for simple pictures, but very tedious for anything more complicated. I've tried using Word, and that has been fine for number line problems, but its very difficult to draw more complicated pictures, especially if they need to be labeled. Right now, my worksheets have hand drawn pictures, but I'd really like to draw the pictures on my computer so its easier to edit worksheets. I'm a math tutor and I've written several geometry worksheets to help my students practice.