X-MathCast

The Internet is filled with all sort of tools and applications designed for various professions and hobbies. One of such applications is X-MathCast.

It's an equation editor that allows you to input mathematical equations and edit them easily. It comes with a really intuitive graphical interface with plenty of tools at hand.

The application doesn't take long to install and it doesn't come with a complicated setup that you would need to complete before you can use all of its features. It's packed with multiple tools at hand and some nice features that you can check out.

The user interface is quite intuitive with lots of nice sections that you could use in order to edit mathematical equations. These equations can be used in documents, emails, and webpages. The equations can be rendered graphically to the screen, to picture files, or to MathML.

MathCast’s powerful and friendly graphical interface is suited for rapid development of mathematical equations. A part of this interface is called The Rapid Mathline. This method is intuitive and effective.

The Rapid Mathline supports an extensive set of mathematical operators, symbols, and functions. MathCast is also an Equation List Manager, and is capable of organizing dozens of equations in a single list.

This enables the abilities to manage, modify, view, edit, and reedit all the mathematics of a project (be it a document, a webpage, or so on) all at the same session.

MathCast puts you in the editor’s seat by presenting you with a variety of useful features. MathCast’s most powerful feature, as explained down the page, is Mathcasting, with the XHTML+MathML combination.

MathCast supports output to picture files, including: BMP, PNG, and EMF. Thus allowing equations to be incorporated in presentations and web pages. MathCast's equations can be easily copied and pasted into email, webmail, and other applications.

MathCast features sharp rendering for on-screen reading and smooth rendering for high quality printing. X-MathCast is a very nice application for editing mathematical equations.