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EDITOR NOTES
Textures is available at several different pricings, see this page for details.
DESCRIPTION
Textures is a programmable desktop publishing system for Macintosh. An interactive, integrated implementation of the TeX typesetting language, Textures is most commonly used for producing scientific articles and textbooks. Textures is also an extraordinary tool for fine typography, database and catalogue publishing and automated document production.
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WHAT'S NEW
Version 2.2b10:
  • An ugly bug was fixed, which could cause Textures to crash when attempting to report a system call error.
  • PDF Illustrations are now auto-sized by the usual LaTeX macros.
  • Goto Line will move to a specified line in the TeX Log, or any file.
  • See also interesting additions to the TeX Metrics window.
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.4 or later.


Developer:Blue Sky Research
Downloads:1,722
  - Version d/l:423
Business:Word Processing
License:Demo
Date:30 Oct 2008
Platform:PPC/Intel
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    Textures User Reviews (2 posts)Write A Review
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    Jun 23 2008

    GEORGESLEGRAND  Already in the Mac Classic times, I found that Textures was outrageously expensive for something build upon the free TeX engine. The interface was OK, but certainly not worth the $600-$700 it cost at the time, so I settled for the not-so-user-friendly but free UNIX alternatives.

    Now they want to charge $100 for a beta OS X version that you cannot even try before buying, when there are truly excellent free alternatives (e.g. the award-winning TeXShop). They must be totally out of their mind.  
    (Version 2.2b8)

    praisebury
    +1
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    Jan 12 2008

    ZIMMERLEUT  1) This is not even a demo, if you don't consider only showing a window asking for your serial to be a demo. And no, there is no serial included in the downloaded package.

    2) Why would I want to shell out 100 bucks if there's MacTeX out there for free, with a great editor such as TeXShop (or others)? Especially if I can't test it?  
    (Version 2.2b6)

    praisebury
    +2
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    Jan 13 2008

    ZIMMERLEUT  OK, consider my first point deleted; it's been tagged commercial.

    Still, I'd like to know the benefits over free alternatives.  
    (Version 2.2b6)

    praisebury
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