PDF Maths | TEXT LATEX & IMAGE

Android app by Tattvabodhika. Education · Tattvabodhika

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Free to download
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Version
9.7.0.9
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2026-09-11

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With PDF Maths you can create PDF documents out of your math input, text and images. You can use latex code inside the text input to display math symbols, formulea & equations. You can import text (.txt) file or graphs, charts in the form of jpg images from your android set's internal memory. You can reposition the elements on the draft page by dragging them on it. Activate drag by long pressing the element when Toggle button is on. You can access this Toggle button when the page is in 'Unfix Page' mode. You can also use the different align buttons (Center Align, Left Align & Right Align) to rearrange elements on the page. Your work will be auto saved when you leave the page. On opening an existing page, initially the page (draft) will be in 'Fix Page' mode. To modify the the elements we first need to do 'Unfix Page' from drom down menu on the Action bar. Finally the PDF page will be generated on clicking 'PRINT PDF'. The PDF, thus generated will be stored the OUTPUT folder of the Math2PDF directory of your internal storage. The project name will be the file name of the generated PDF file. Features of PDF Maths - the PDF Maker: * You can created your PDF fully offline. * Supports Unicode characters. * Input text with math's latex code through its editor. * Import text(.txt) & images(.jpg) from the internal storage. * Drag elements (text & image blocks) on the page. * Resize elements on the page. * Rearrange elements using its alignments tools.

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