It’s surprisingly difficult to find out whether it is possible to include an image from an Encapsulated PostScript (EPS) file into an Asymptote vector graphics document. It turns out that it is easy, but difficult to find in the Asymptote docs (I finally found the answer, via Google, in the FAQ). It turns out that […]
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Microsoft Office tools are not the best choice for scientific publications, but sometimes you have to use them. Some journals actually require Word documents, and many of my collaborators simply don’t do LaTeX. The process outlined below is they best way that I’ve found to make high-quality plots and charts with Microsoft Excel. High-quality graphics
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Microsoft Word isn’t the best software for technical writing, but sometimes we have to use it. Here is the best way I’ve found to emulate the automatic equation numbering that LaTeX has been doing for years: Insert an equation (old-style) Use the Object button on the Insert tab to bring up the dialog box. Choose
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