Mathematica Copy and paste from mathematica

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Copying equations from Mathematica to MS Word while maintaining editability and visual appeal has been a long-standing challenge. Users have discussed various methods, including the "Paste Other" command, which allows for different formats to be pasted. However, the effectiveness of this method can depend on whether the object type is recognized by Word. OLE technology plays a significant role in this process, as it determines how objects are exported and converted between applications. Users have noted that searching forums for related discussions can yield additional insights and potential solutions.
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How can I copy an equation from mathematica into MS word so that it looks nice and is able to be edited using MS Equation's Editor/Mathtype?

Thanks.
 
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jemma said:
How can I copy an equation from mathematica into MS word so that it looks nice and is able to be edited using MS Equation's Editor/Mathtype?

Thanks.

The only thing I can think of is using the "Paste Other" command.

The thing is with OLE technologies, is that if the type of object exported is not recognizable by another program, then it will not be able to be "converted" to the format the program realizes.
 

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