LaTeX Word 2007 Equations: Worth Upgrading for Latex Users?

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The discussion centers on the challenges of writing a dissertation in Word, particularly regarding the equation editor in Word 2007 compared to Word 2003. Users express concerns about whether upgrading to Word 2007 is worthwhile due to its improved equation editing capabilities. There is also a debate about the necessity of using Word for dissertations, with suggestions for alternative word processors that can produce DOC files, such as Jarte, which allows easy integration with TexAide. Additionally, MathType is recommended as a potential solution for users needing advanced equation editing in Word. The overall sentiment questions the requirement of using Word for dissertation writing, exploring more user-friendly options.
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I am a Latex User but have to write my dissertation in Word. Has anybody experience with the equation editor of Word 2007?

Is it better than in Word 2003? Is it worth to get the 2007 version (I have only 2003) because of the better equation editor?

Thanks for help.
 
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Must the dissertation be done only in Word? May a different wordprocessor which gives DOC files also be used? I've mentioned this before, but there is Jarte Word Processor which easily let's you copy and paste from TexAide; and I have found TexAide easy to use, easier than using the equation editor from MS Word. If you want to use Word, then maybe you might want to investigate MathType (from Design Science Associates, who also make TexAide, although TexAid is the FREEWARE program).
 
Why in the world do you need to write your dissertation in Word?
 

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