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Inserting Preset Equations: Select Insert; Equation will be at the far right of the screen. Select the arrow directly below Equation; this will open a drop-down menu. Choose a preset equation; a box with your equation will appear on the screen. Select the box to open the editor.

Open MathType from the toolbar, type in the equation that you need for your document, and then close MathType; your equation will be inserted into your document, with the right font and format settings. Edit your equation as many times as you need just by clicking on it and MathType will open automatically.

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Some academic styles require important mathematical expressions to be numbered for reference, much like figures and tables. For proper formatting, keep the equation left-aligned; indent by a half-inch; and after the equation, enter the relevant reference number, enclosed in parentheses, close to the right-hand margin.

Solution: Click File tab, under Info, you should see there a "Convert" button indicating "Compatibility Mode". Click that to convert the document to a true Word 2010 file, thereby allowing use of the new/enhanced features, including the Equation Editor! Was this reply helpful?

Select the equation you want to edit by clicking on it. Go to the "Design" or "Equation Tools" tab (depending on your version of Word). In the "Tools" or "Symbols" group, you should find options for changing the font and font size. Click on the font dropdown menu to select a new font.

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If Microsoft does not have the equation you need, you can create your own. Select Insert; Equation will be at the far right of the screen. Select Equation; this will add a blank equation box. Select the box and use the tools at the top of your screen to create your equation.