Hi DD,
How's everything going?
I'm wondering if the suggestion has helped or if you have any further
questions. Please feel free to respond to the newsgroups if you need any
additional help.
Sincerely,
Emily Lin,
Microsoft Online Partner Support
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| Hi DD,
|
| Based on my research and testing in the Equation Editor, the long formula
| will not automatically be word-wraped. The equation object gets
elongated.
| The long formula in the Equation Editor will be out of the Word page.
There
| is not such an option to change this behaviour.
|
| How to format the equation object
| ===============
| 1. Right click the equation > choose Equation Object > Open to open the
| Equation Editor window.
| 2. Click the Format menu or the Style menu to change the equation format.
| 3. Click the Help menu > Equation Editor Help Topics to get the related
| help contents.
|
| If possible, send the document with long formulas (which is word wraped
to
| 2 or more lines) to me at (e-mail address removed). Thus, we can address
the
| issue more efficiently.
|
| If anything is unclear or if you have any other concerns, please don't
| hesitate to contact me.
|
| Sincerely,
|
| Emily Lin,
| Microsoft Online Partner Support
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| | Our lead math engineer is having a secretary type up his handwritten
| notes,
| | primarily hundreds of long formulas, using Equation Editor. When she
| types
| | formulas long enough to word wrap to 2 or more lines, the opening
square
| | bracket gets elongated and includes all the lines. He wants it to stay
| only
| | one line high. What configuration change can I make for our secretary
to
| | keep the bracket from stretching?
| |
| | Thanks!!
| |
| | DD
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