[LaTeX typesetting plugin in Designer]

Also chiming in here for Publisher and Designer.

As a graphic designer for a mathematics department at a university, I often have to take mathematical source material (almost exclusively LaTeX) and make it pretty, whether it's in posters (Designer) or in the yearly newsletter (Publisher). I often need in-line bits embedded into paragraphs ("R sub whatever part of a set ... unity from this to that"), more often than I need full giant blobs of equations.

My dream would be to cut from an already rendered LaTeX PDF document and paste into Publisher and have it just display correctly, in-line with paragraph text. That would be miraculous (and probably programmatically problematic, given the difficulty I've had in finding mathematical LaTeX fonts and installing them on Windows systems).

Anyway, one more vote from me, for whatever support might be tossed up, from embedded PDF equations working right, to in-line text pasted from PDFs, to perhaps some wacky Equation Editor built in where you right-click or whatever and it opens up. As long as things flow with the text the way other content does.