Changelog

What changed in each release

New features, improvements, and bug fixes β€” updated as MathCopy ships.

v1.8.0Coming soon
  • NewPDF to Word conversion: math equations in PDF files are recognized and converted into editable MathType equations in Word, instead of static images or broken fonts like typical converters produce.
v1.7.809/26/2026
  • FixedThe equivalence symbol ⇔ typed as \iff, \Longleftrightarrow, or the raw ⇔/β‡’/⇐ characters used to translate into a meaningless glyph (β—†) when pasted into Word β€” it now comes out as the correct equivalence/implication arrow.
v1.7.709/26/2026
  • NewRecognizes more formula styles that were previously missed: raw LaTeX embedded mid-sentence (no $ or \(...\) wrapper), Greek letters typed as real Unicode characters (Ξ±, Ξ², Ξ³, Ξ”...), sqrt(x)/cbrt(x)-style roots, numbered lists (1. 2. 3...) before a formula, LaTeX inside ```latex ... ``` code blocks, and multi-line systems/matrices (\begin{cases}, \begin{pmatrix}...) without a surrounding $$.
  • FixedSome multi-line "aligned"-style formulas (stacked derivation steps) used to translate into garbled text; they now render as real equations. A Windows file path (e.g. C:\Users\...) in the middle of a sentence is no longer mistaken for a math formula.
v1.7.609/23/2026
  • FixedEquations pasted into Word now use MathType's default font (Times New Roman) again instead of the custom font from the previous version β€” note that Vietnamese text typed inside \text{} will no longer display correctly, back to how it worked before that feature.
v1.7.509/20/2026
  • FixedSingle characters wrapped in $ (like y, x, A) now come out as proper editable MathType equations instead of static italic text you couldn't click into.
v1.7.409/20/2026
  • NewAdded History: review recently pasted equations from the system tray menu, copy one to paste again, delete a single entry or clear the whole list.
  • ImprovedNow recognizes equations typed with real Unicode characters (Β±, √, fractions...) instead of LaTeX commands.
  • ImprovedNow recognizes hand-typed chemistry formulas (H2SO4, reactions with arrows) and automatically converts numbers to subscripts.
  • FixedEquations with a labeled prefix (e.g. β€œ(d1): 2x - y = 3”) now correctly split into the label and the equation, instead of being rejected and left as plain italic text.
  • FixedFixed italic/bold formatting occasionally bleeding into the text right after an equation.