>
> I know about Lyx, in fact I use it all the time and I was asking this same
> question before in Lyx mailing list. Lyx can make beautiful formula, but it
> treats graphic as different object, and there is no way you can put formula
> on a graphic, at least not easily.
> Apparently there is something call PSTrick that will do it with latex or
> something like that, if I am not mistaken, but I don't know enough latex yet
> to be able to use it's drawing capabilities. Maybe it's time to learn.
Hey Reuben,
Just tried kword under redhat9 and it may be good enough to do what you
want. You can insert a formula box and edit it with some simple controls.
Then highlight the formula box that surrounds your formula and right-click.
Uncheck the "inline" option which will allow your formula box to free-float
anywhere on the page. Simply position it overtop of an inserted picture.
You can also insert an object-frame-formula which allows the formula to
have a transparent background (ie. so it doesn't obscure any of the image
at all) but i found this a bit slow and klunky.
Hope this works for you,
Sean
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