i.t.i.p. News

InMath and its successor plug-in

Fri, 17 Jun 2011 13:19:00 GMT

As you know, i.t.i.p. is not longer responsible for support, sales and customer relations for InMath. The developer, Ferdinand Schwoerer (movemen GmbH), decided to further develop and market the mathematical plug-in on his own starting from Jan 1st, 2011.

In the meantime, he has brought to market a successor plug-in called "MT Editor", which obviously is just a renamed InMath for CS5.

Unfortunately, there are still a number of open legal issues regarding the development of this new plug-in and the rights on which the plug-in is based.

Always having our valued InMath customers in mind, we are intensively trying to find a solution with Mr Schwoerer, and we are confident that we will find an appropriate solution for the last remaining open issues very soon.

Of course we will publish every new development here.

If you require more detailed information, you are very welcome to contact me by email or by phone.

i.t.i.p. GmbH

InMath: Official Statement To Come Soon

Mon, 13 Jun 2011 09:53:48 GMT

Very shortly, you will read an official statement concerning the "InMath Story" here. Of course, all my very valued InMath customers will receive all information by personal email as well.

InMath not longer sold by i.t.i.p. -- A lot to come in 2011 with the plug-in "Readabilities"

Fri, 31 Dec 2010 18:22:00 GMT

After an era of really easy and elegant mathematical typesetting within InCopy and InDesign, i.t.i.p. unfortunately has to stop selling InMath on Jan 1, 2011.

I'd like to say a huge "Thank you very much" to all our customers for the fantastic business relationship and your confidence in us and our software.

We wish a Happy New Year and a healthy and propsperous 2011 to all of you.

Of course, i.t.i.p. will further develop and establish its cutting-edge plug-in "Readabilities" for analyzing text and calculating readability scores. There is a lot to come in 2011 - so please stay tuned!

Best wishes Rudi Warttmann

i.t.i.p. announces special sales promotion: InMath and Readabilities plug-ins

Thu, 28 Oct 2010 18:37:00 GMT

Announcement:

i.t.i.p., the worldwide exclusive distributor of the leading InDesign/InCopy plug-ins "InMath" and "Readabilities", announce a very special sales promotion for their key products "InMath" and "Readabilities". From Monday, 8 November 2010, until Wednesday, 15 December 2010, you can purchase your InMath (CS3) or InMath (CS4) updates or additional licenses as well as your "Readabilities" licenses at a very special price.

All details will be posted here by 5 November, and sent by email to all InMath and Readabilities customers.

Thank you very much for using our software!

i.t.i.p. GmbH Rudi Warttmann

InMath for InDesign/InCopy CS5 ?

Thu, 28 Oct 2010 10:25:00 GMT

Update: Until today, we still have no official information from the InMath developer about InMath (CS5). Of course we will keep you up-to-date about each new development.

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We are thrilled to get so many inquiries about InMath for CS5. We also believe that InDesign/InCopy CS5 are absolutely worth upgrading to.

However, we unfortunately still haven't heard anything regarding InMath for CS5 from the InMath developers. As soon as we get any information we will of course share it with you.

Thank you very much for using InMath!

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Don't accept any knock-offs -- only accept "InMath".

CS1/2/3/4 documents containing equations opened in InDesignCS5

Thu, 26 Aug 2010 12:20:00 GMT

It showed up that InDesignCS1/2/3/4 documents, opened in InDesignCS5, do not place all elements of InMath expressions correctly.

Hence, we strongly recommend that you make sure to use only up to InDesignCS4 in your mathematical workflow at this time.

Unfortunately, we still haven't heard anything from the InMath developing company regarding InMath (CS5) despite we have been asking numerous times now. We perfectly understand your concerns, as you have already updated to CS5 or are on the verge of doing so. Thus we are very unhappy with the situation, however, we as the distributing and supporting company can unfortunately not put the needed pressure to the developer.

InMath Update for CS3 und CS4

Tue, 16 Mar 2010 14:02:00 GMT

Dear InMath users,

a new InMath update for CS3 and CS4 has been issued. It fixes an issue with the "Track Changes" function in InCopy, and it fixes an issue with the access to WoodWing's SmartConnectionEnterprise.

The new versions are InMath 1.7.8 (411) for CS3 and InMath 1.8.2 (410) for CS4.

It is strongly recommended that you download and install this new version, if you use InMath 1.7.5 or 1.7.6 (CS3) or if you use InMath 1.8 or 1.8.1 (CS4). We will gladly send you the download links on request. Please write us at inmath@itip-gmbh.eu.

Thank you very much for using InMath!

Best regards, Rudi Warttmann

InMath (CS4) and GREP Styles Within a Paragraph Style

Fri, 15 Jan 2010 09:31:17 GMT

You might know that you can automatically style characters within a paragraph by configuring a "GREP Style" within the paragraph style options. This works since InDesign/InCopy CS4.

Unfortunately InMath can't support this feature at the moment. For example: if you superscript by GREP style the digits "2" and "3" that follow an "x" or "y" and try to build a fraction out of "x2/y2", then the fraction will be misaligned.

Workaround: In addition to the GREP style, assign a character style to the regarding characters (in our example, the "2" and the "3") which only superscripts these characters.

The InMath developers are investigating this issue, and we will keep you informed about each new development.

Readabilities 3.0 Announced

Thu, 10 Dec 2009 10:31:00 GMT

We are happy to announce that the new version of our cutting-edge plug-in Readabilities 3.0 will be released to the market on Monday, Dec 14.

The Readabilities plug-in analyzes text in English and Spanish and calculates multiple readability scores at the same time. Hence, it is suitable for different kinds of text: schoolbook text, magazine articles, even military orders or technical instructions. It works with InCopyCS3/CS4 and InDesignCS3/CS4 on both Windows and Mac computers.

Readabilities 3.0 is available as a single-place version and in a special K4 version, designed for use within [vjoon][1]'s editorial system K4.

New InMath User Guide has been released

Mon, 07 Dec 2009 10:52:00 GMT

A completely revised and complete InMath User Guide is now available for download from the InMath product page. The ZIP archive contains the User Guide as a PDF and as an SWF document. Also, all documents that are mentioned in the User Guide are contained as INX documents (for CS3) and IDML documents (for CS4).

The InMath User Guide is intended for InMath 1.7.6 (CS3) as well as for InMath 1.8.1 (CS4) users. As always, we highly appreciate any comments, suggestions, or whatever you'd like to tell us, to inmath@itip-gmbh.eu.