It's an equation that's part of your paragraph, and there is text before and sometimes after the equation. If you're not familiar with the terms inline equation and display equation, an inline equation is what its name suggests. That being the case, it's best if you can avoid inline equations to the extent possible, and stick with display equations. The equation editor Microsoft includes with PowerPoint does allow true inline equations, but those are not accessible. Thus inline MathType equations are problematic, regardless of whether they’re intended for sighted viewers or sight-impaired viewers. Unfortunately there is no such thing in PowerPoint as an inline object, objects being things such as MathType equations. Neither is required by JAWS, but more work is required on your part for creating slides that JAWS can read. With NVDA, you'll need both MathPlayer and MathType for the screen reader to read equations. Server components - Hosting at your server.Frontend vs integration services configuration options.WIRIS Accessibility Conformance Report International Edition.Accessibility Conformance Report International Edition VPAT® Version 2.2 - July 2018.Guide for physically disabled and low vision users.Solutions for the accessibility community.Using MathType with WPS Writer/Kingsoft Writer.Using MathType with MathJax-enabled applications and websites.Using MathType with Duxbury Braille Translator.
General techniques for using MathType with other applications and websites.
Using MathType with other applications and websites.MathType 7 with Microsoft Office 2016 or later.
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