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More math and TexMaths work

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@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ Changelog for Writer2LaTeX version 1.2 -> 1.4
---------- version 1.3.1 alpha ----------
[w2l] Added support for TexMaths equations
[w2l] Added support for TexMaths equations in LaTeX, XHTML+MathML and HTML5 (the last two only if use_mathjax=true)
[all] The command line application now gives an explanation if the source file is not in ODF format
@ -12,12 +12,9 @@ Changelog for Writer2LaTeX version 1.2 -> 1.4
dimensions), relative (always use relative width) and auto (use the formatting of the source document):
If set to true, all tables are exported with relative width, even if they have an absolute width in the source document
[w2x] Display equations are now recognized by the same means as in the LaTeX export: A single equation in a paragraph with no
text content except whitespace and an optional sequence number in brackets is considered a display equation. In that case
it is exported with display="block"
[w2x] New boolean option use_mathjax (default false): If set to true and export format is HTML5, documents will load the MathJax
JavaScript library for rendering of formulas (otherwise the document will rely on native MathML support in the browser)
[w2x] New boolean option use_mathjax (default false): If set to true and export format is XHTML+MATHML or HTML5,
documents will load the MathJax JavaScript library for rendering of formulas (otherwise the document will rely
on native MathML support in the browser)
[w2x] New boolean option use_svg (default false): If set to true and export format is HTML5, vector graphics are exported as
inline SVG, if possible