Equation Editor in Word for Mac OS X

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Andrew

I have Office running on Mac OS X and Word doesn't seem to have Equation
Editor and I can't find where to download it from the web. Does it come with
this version of Word, or is it just not an option for this version of Word.

Andrew
 
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John McGhie [MVP - Word and Word Macintosh]

Hi Andrew:

You haven't mentioned your VERSION of either OS X or Office, so you're
making this a bit difficult.

Look in the Word Help under "Equation" for more information.

Cheers


I have Office running on Mac OS X and Word doesn't seem to have Equation
Editor and I can't find where to download it from the web. Does it come with
this version of Word, or is it just not an option for this version of Word.

Andrew

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Microsoft MVP, Word and Word for Macintosh. Consultant Technical Writer
Sydney, Australia +61 (0) 4 1209 1410
 
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Jim Gordon MVP

Hi Andrew,

If you did a custom install you may have overlooked the Equation
Editor feature and not checked it in the install options.

No big deal, however. You can run the installer and do a custom install
and choose just Equation Editor (click the disclosure triangles in the
custom install to reveal the individual items available to be
installed). After you do this you will have to re-install all updates
for Office.

Another option is to visit the MathType web site and download the free
trial of MathType. Doing this installs a free font that has lots of nice
symbols in it. After the 30 day free trial ends MathType reverts to
Equation Editor (unless you like the full version, which of course
MathType is hoping for so that you buy it). After the free trial periond
you get to keep and continue using the font. If you install MathType you
won't have to go through another round of Office updates.

-Jim
 
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Andrew

Thanks, that fixed it. I just missed the Equation Editor when I installed
Office.

Andrew
 

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