Equation Editor in Flex

Would anyone happen to know how to enter detailed equations
in Flex - ideally, an equation editor of some kind that the user
can employ?

I don't believe AIR's HTML component supports MathML. It's
unfortunately not as popular as it should be, given the poor
alternatives.
What I do on my web site is write the equations in LaTeX
format, then render them down to PNGs with transparent backgrounds
and embed those into the page.
If your application absolutely has to allow input of
arbitrary equations, I'd allow the user to input LaTeX, then send
it off to a web service that you build which does the rendering
down to PNG. There will be some latency here, and it won't be
possible to do this editing offline, but once the equation is
renedered to a bitmap, you can cache it in an LSO for offline
display.

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