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Hi Marc, 

On Thu, 31 Mar 2011 10:10:42 -0800
Marc Grober <marc@interak.com> wrote:

<rant>
While I have been critical of Microsoft's insistence that everyone do
things their way,  I have to give them a little credit, as I continue to
wrestle with Math in OOo/LO while copy/paste MathML has worked with MSO
for some years now.

As I understand it, and if I am missing anything please let me know,
there is no way to insert MathML into an OOo/LO document. This was
reported as a bug at OOo in 2007, and is listed as a bug
http://openoffice.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=14252

I'm not sure, that I understand exactly what you're talking about. Isn't MathML something like 
this: 

{1 + 2} over {3 * x + 12} = 77 

which will be displayed as: 

1 + 2
-----------  = 77
3 * x + 12

If this is what you mean, that this is already possible. My example is quite simple, but you can 
use the descriptive language to insert integrals, derivatives and what else you can think of. 

So maybe you could be a bit more specific, what exactly you mean, because something like my example 
is already possible. 

Sigrid

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