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Math in Microsoft Word
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Posted by: Nfested
Does anyone know an easy way to show equations and other math stuff on microsoft word 2000?
Whenever I want to type exponents I always to go to FORMAT then FONT then SUPERSCRIPT and then I write the exponent, then I go back to undo superscript to continue writing the other part of the equation that are not exponents.
I see math textbooks having equations and fractions typed easily, but when I do it in Microsoft Word I type it 4/9 instead of the number 4 over the 9 as if you would write it manually. There must be somethiing that can generate math equations easily.
Posted by: Kdr Kane
You need to add the Equation Editor component to MS Word.
Look at this.
Also here.
Do as shown in this picture and add in the Microsoft Equation Editor to MS Word.
Continue to the post below to use the Equation Editor.
Posted by: Kdr Kane
To use the Equation Editor look at this picture.
I hope this helps you in the right direction.
Posted by: MLX
Appreciate the info, I needed to know this too.
Posted by: Nfested
Ok thx, but I don't have the microsoft word CD so I can't install it. I might be able to borrow it from someone, but that might not be until a while. Any other alternatives?
Posted by: Kdr Kane
Yes. Create your own document template with custom styles. Look in the Word Help to see how.
Posted by: Nfested
Alright, thx alot!
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