Macs and Math. And Illustrator?

[AngharadTy]

Does anyone here have a Mac and the program Mathtype? And a willingness to be hired for a very simple job? I'm not sure if we'll absolutely need someone, but I'm researching to see if there'd be a pool to draw from. And as you know, NCers are awesome.

[Miguel]

Mac yes, mathtype no - but I notice from their page that Mathtype runs on Windows too, is there a reason for the Mac requirement?

Also, if it's a short job, 30-day trial of Mathtype *ahem*

[AngharadTy]

Oh yes, I forgot about the trial. The job is pretty short, definitely within 30 days. Of course, it'd be nice to have the availability later, as well, but I might need to contract someone for menial labor right quick. (However, if the subcontractor is out of the U.S., you'd have to be paid by check or Paypal; hopefully that'd be acceptable.)

I own Mathtype myself (and I'm a PC, hrr), but apparently there are some differences between Mathtypes on the different platforms. It doesn't normally matter, but sadly, there are times when it does. Exporting equations seems to act strangely.

[AngharadTy]

Anyone (Mac or PC or Other) good with Illustrator, want to be hired as a freelancer to recreate some lineart?

[TCStarwind]

I have some experience with Illustrator, mainly the pen tool, so I may possibly be of some use to you. I have Illustrator CS4, though I could probably find a version of CS3 on some of the computers at school.

But, have some links to stuff I've done with Illustrator (they're in reverse chronological order):
1 2 3 4 5 6

If you need more examples, I could dig them up off my external harddrive, because I haven't posted everything to my DA. And all the above work is from last year (at least), I'm sure I can do better now.