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We were looking to get the new scientific notebook, version 6, but found out it is not compatible with duxbury. We currently have mathtype, but was looking at alternatives, especially when using to convert to braille. We haven't needed braille in a while,
but are getting prepared in case. What are your thoughts between the two, mathtype and scientific notebook? I find mathtype easy to use, but not sure if it is good for science equations or not.</div>
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Thank you,</div>
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Marshall Bryant</div>
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