Mathematica How to Copy Large Equations from Mathematica into MathType?

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Copying large equations from Mathematica to MathType in Word can be problematic due to size limitations in MathType. Users are encouraged to follow specific instructions for copying and pasting, but if the equation exceeds the size limit, breaking the equation into smaller parts may be a viable workaround. This can involve separating the equation into components, such as the left and right sides of an equation. Additionally, users can try copying the equation as MathML, pasting it into Notepad, and then saving it for further use. This approach may help in managing the size issue while still allowing for the inclusion of complex equations in supplementary materials for publications.
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I want to copy and paste a very large equation from Mathematica into MathType in Word however MathType is saying my equation is too large. I need to do this for supplementary info for a publication. Any ideas?
 
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jemma said:
I want to copy and paste a very large equation from Mathematica into MathType in Word however MathType is saying my equation is too large. I need to do this for supplementary info for a publication. Any ideas?

We have detailed instructions on how to copy Mathematica equations and paste them into MathType: http://www.dessci.com/en/support/mathtype/works_with.htm?target=mathematica"
 
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Thank you for your reply. I think my equation is too large to paste into MathType, is there any way around this? Thanks again.
 
If you're following the instructions in the article I linked to (and I assume you are), I know of only one workaround to the problem you're seeing. That is, if there's some way you can break down the equation in Mathematica before you copy it -- perhaps separate it by "left of =" and "right of =". I don't have Mathematica here, so I can't try that.

Can you go through the process up to the point where you copy it as MathML, then paste the MathML into Notepad, save it, and post it here as an attachment?
 

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