New User: Sylvatore

Yes, if you take the equations from the online editor and scale these by 1/3 say, then you should end up with something at the size you need without the pixilation (if you scale down by 3) that you see on print. I wouldn't change the point (pt) size. You want the 300dpi, then do the scaling of the resulting image in word.

To be honest we hadn't expected this to be used in word in this way; since Word already has a reasonable Equation editor. That said we are writing a word-addin which will essentially do what you need, which interestingly a client needs for a very different problem. So perhaps we can solve too problems in one!

In the mean time, the Excel addin will render pure LaTeX if you put your equation on a line without the normal '=' at the start, i.e

'\frac{1+sin(x)}{x}

should produce Then just copy (even drag-n-drop) from excel to word.