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How to embed Latex fonts into PowerPoint?

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Roger Moss
Roger Moss on 12 Sep 2014
I'm using Matlab 2014a on Windows 7.
I can create a legend with Latex formatting:
legend({'$${W_p\over{L^2}} = 1 W/m^4, U_L = 1 W/m^2K$$',...
'$${W_p\over{L^2}} = 0.1 W/m^4, U_L = 1 W/m^2$$',...
'$${W_p\over{L^2}} = 0.01 W/m^4, U_L = 1 W/m^2$$',...
'$${W_p\over{L^2}} = 1 W/m^4, U_L = 3.8 W/m^2$$',...
'$${W_p\over{L^2}} = 0.1 W/m^4, U_L = 3.8 W/m^2$$',...
'$${W_p\over{L^2}} = 0.01 W/m^4, U_L = 3.8 W/m^2$$',...
}, 'interpreter', 'Latex');
The figure looks OK. I can paste it into Word (as a metafile) and it is OK.
If I paste it into PowerPoint it looks OK on my own computer, but when I try it with a lecture theatre computer it has changed "/" into "=" and "." into ":".
I'm going to a conference and want it to work OK. I guess I need to embed some fonts in the PowerPoint file - but which fonts and how?
Thanks Roger

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