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I’d need to look them up again but I recall there being lots of free\cheap input programs out there to do such things. I used one for an engineering qualification
I did.
If you do a search such as (trying it now) “scientific calculation keyboard input” that might help… There are a few different options there, one might suit.
It always takes external programs to make it work to the level needed as far as I know.
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From: Discussion list for disabled students and their support staff.
[mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Hannah S
Sent: 07 April 2014 17:27
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Subject: Accessing mathematics in Higher Education
Hi all,
In the past I've accessed maths by dictating my answers to an LSA. I can use a computer but can't hand-write, and would prefer to produce my work myself. Are there ways to type Maths to the standard needed
for a BSc or MMath? I'm curious as this will feed into my decision making process of what subject I apply for at university.
TIA
Hannah