Mathtype: extra space after inline equation

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The discussion centers on the issue of extra space appearing after inline equations when using MathType 7.3 in Microsoft Word within Office 365. Users report that adjusting line spacing settings in Word can improve the appearance of text and inline equations but leads to incorrect spacing for numbered equations. The user referenced a support article from Design Science, but it did not resolve the issue. The conversation suggests exploring Microsoft Office forums for additional solutions.

PREREQUISITES
  • Familiarity with MathType 7.3 for equation editing
  • Understanding of Microsoft Word's formatting and spacing settings
  • Basic knowledge of inline versus numbered equations
  • Experience navigating online support resources
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  • Investigate Microsoft Word's line spacing options and their effects on equations
  • Explore MathType's settings for inline and numbered equations
  • Review additional support articles on Design Science's website
  • Engage with Microsoft Office forums for community-driven solutions
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This discussion is beneficial for users of MathType, particularly those integrating it with Microsoft Word, including educators, researchers, and anyone involved in document preparation that requires precise equation formatting.

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Hello,

i use mathtype 7.3 in word - in office 365 for equations. Everything is okay, but when inserting an inline equation, an extra space is inserted after the equation in Word. It looks ugly. i found http://dessci.com/en/support/mathtype/tsn/tsn143.htm but it didnt help me. It does not work.
How could i have equally spaced lines?

btw, if i set spacing in word to be exactly some value, the text and inline equations are spaced pretty nicely but the right numbered equations are spaced worng. totally worng. and i have like 110 number equation made in mathtype
 
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Have you thought maybe it is something with Word? I think Microsoft has some forums for Office. It's worth a shot, if you haven't found an answer elsewhere. Good luck.
 

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