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okay I've installed equation editor on microsoft word, and the only thing i don't know how do to is sub-numbers like [tex]H_2[/tex]. how do i get the "2" as a sub number? i can't find it on the equation toolbar...
DB said:okay I've installed equation editor on microsoft word, and the only thing i don't know how do to is sub-numbers like [tex]H_2[/tex]. how do i get the "2" as a sub number? i can't find it on the equation toolbar...
Microsoft Word's Equation editor. I guess I should have specified that.dduardo said:FredGarvin, what are you talking about? Are you talking about Openoffice or Word?
Equation editor on Microsoft Word is a tool that allows users to create and edit mathematical equations, formulas, and symbols within a Word document. It is a useful feature for scientists, mathematicians, and students who need to include complex mathematical expressions in their documents.
To access equation editor on Microsoft Word, you can either go to the "Insert" tab and click on "Equation" or use the shortcut "Alt" + "=" on your keyboard. This will open the equation editor toolbar where you can create and edit equations.
Equation editor on Microsoft Word offers various options for creating and formatting equations. You can insert symbols, fractions, matrices, and special characters. You can also change the font style, size, and color of your equations.
Yes, you can save your equations in equation editor for future use. To do this, click on the "Insert" tab and then click on "Equation." From the drop-down menu, select "Save Selection to Equation Gallery." This will save your equation in the gallery for easy access in the future.
Yes, you can use equation editor on Microsoft Word for various types of equations, including chemical, physical, and statistical equations. It also allows you to insert and edit Greek letters, symbols, and other special characters used in scientific and technical writing.