Jan 30, 2017 · How can I transfer code from a Mathematica notebook to a Microsoft Word document in a way that all formatting I see in the notebook is preserved? I want to preserve …

I have a Microsoft Word document in DOCX format. I need to import it into Mathematica as a String preserving all formatting (font, size, bold/italic style, colors, etc), tables and embedded …

Dec 10, 2016 · Make an empty cell, select it. Go to menu: Format > Style > Program. Paste your code into the cell, select the cell and convert the style back: Format > Style > Input. Better just …

Paste — automatically paste from many external formats, offering automatic conversions. Print — print to a printer or a PDF file. Print Selection () — print a selection from within a notebook. …

In a language such as .Net it is very easy; just open Visual Studio, reference the Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word .NET DLL (for Words) and the C:\Program Files\Open XML …

Is it possible to read the contents of a Word document into Mathematica? Thinking on both .doc and docx extensions. If so, how? Thanks in advance! Not exactly what you are asking, but …

You can copy equations and paste them as MathML into a text editor (you may need to set the option in Word to "Copy MathML to the clipboard as plain text"). So, you should be able to …

A brief example is given to demonstrate how to convert a Mathematica notebook to a Microsoft Word document retaining the figures and equations from the notebook. The conversions uses …

Here are some options to convert equations in MS Word to mathjax: It is possible to copy word equations to mathematica. In mathematica you can export expression to latex.

In Mathematica, under save as menu, choose LaTex Document format, .tex and the code will be generated for you automatically. For example, the following code. will be converted to