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Daniel
Where can I go to get Microsoft Equation Editor 3.0? I
need it, but can't find it available.
Tanks
need it, but can't find it available.
Tanks
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Rob Schneider
Daniel said:Where can I go to get Microsoft Equation Editor 3.0? I
need it, but can't find it available.
Tanks
It was always part of Office with versions I previously used. Check your
Office CD.
Interestingly, I don't see it available in Office 2003.
C
C.S.
In Word 2002, from menu, click Insert - Object. Equation Editor isDaniel said:Where can I go to get Microsoft Equation Editor 3.0? I
need it, but can't find it available.
Tanks
found in the list that appears.
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My Name
From the experience that I have had using either word 2000 or word 2002 I
have found that Equation Editor does not install automatically when
installing your Word program. You need to use the install cd and check the
box needed to install Equation Editor. If I remember correctly, it is down
near the bottom of choices in the utilities file.
MJ
have found that Equation Editor does not install automatically when
installing your Word program. You need to use the install cd and check the
box needed to install Equation Editor. If I remember correctly, it is down
near the bottom of choices in the utilities file.
MJ
C
CS
In Word 2002, from menu, click Insert - Object. Equation Editor is
found in the list that appears.
It won't be there unless he installed it. It's not installed by
default. Best way is to insert his Word 2002 or Office CD and select
install additional components. Select the equation editor.
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Alex Nichol
Rob said:It was always part of Office with versions I previously used. Check your
Office CD.
Interestingly, I don't see it available in Office 2003.
Its there on my copy - in the Office Tools section
And to the question that was perhaps implied - I don't think it is
available other than as part of a complete Office installation CD
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Rob Schneider
Alex said:Rob Schneider wrote:
Its there on my copy - in the Office Tools section
And to the question that was perhaps implied - I don't think it is
available other than as part of a complete Office installation CD
Cheers. I thought I told the install program to "install everything",
but evidently it did not. I went back and specifically selected it in
the Office Tools section and this time went in. Mystery. Thanks!
M
mame
The Equation Editor in Office is a subset of the professional program by MathType. http://www.mathtype.com/en/products/mathtype/
Anne
| Rob Schneider wrote:
|
| >It was always part of Office with versions I previously used. Check your
| >Office CD.
| >
| >Interestingly, I don't see it available in Office 2003.
|
| Its there on my copy - in the Office Tools section
| And to the question that was perhaps implied - I don't think it is
| available other than as part of a complete Office installation CD
|
|
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| Alex Nichol MS MVP (Windows Technologies)
| Bournemouth, U.K. (e-mail address removed)8E8L.org (remove the D8 bit)
Anne
| Rob Schneider wrote:
|
| >It was always part of Office with versions I previously used. Check your
| >Office CD.
| >
| >Interestingly, I don't see it available in Office 2003.
|
| Its there on my copy - in the Office Tools section
| And to the question that was perhaps implied - I don't think it is
| available other than as part of a complete Office installation CD
|
|
| --
| Alex Nichol MS MVP (Windows Technologies)
| Bournemouth, U.K. (e-mail address removed)8E8L.org (remove the D8 bit)
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Danny W
By default, it is not installed with Office XP until you use it. Open a
document with an equation (from Equation Editior obviously) and double-click
it. This will then install the equation editor from your Office CD/install
point.
document with an equation (from Equation Editior obviously) and double-click
it. This will then install the equation editor from your Office CD/install
point.
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