Exploring the Geeky Side of Windows 7 - Math Input Panel

I keep finding all sorts of little tools buried in Windows 7 that keep making my digital life a bit easier. One tool that I found has the potential to make math & science students jump for joy the math input panel tool. This tool, which works great with a tablet PC, lets you freehand mathematical and scientific equations and have them converted into readable text so they can be inserted into documents such as Word or OneNote.

In this video I walk you through an example of how the tool works while I talk a little bit more about the geeky side of Windows 7!

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Windows 7
• Win7
• school
• geek
• science
• math
• homework

[Born222kill]

Cool

[Johnnymushio]

nope i dont see this anywhere on my windows 7 premium

[BigBoyGreek]

thats it? i wont help me get the answer? useless.

[Johnnymushio]

@Se7enTricks used "retarted" (even spelled it wrong) and "cuz" in the same sentence. all credibility lost

[yvrakas]

Thanks man!

[lewismacleod]

this is brilliant thanks very much

[afwings]

MathType works with the Math Input Panel to enable handwritten math not only in MS Office apps, but over 300 software apps and websites.

[taso1388]

a laptop thats touchscreen that you can use a stylus to write on (in general)

[acidalex1996]

wats a tablet pc lol?

[aschou]

didnt know that feature even existed. cool.