Microsoft equation editor

[Wim Philips]

I've used microsoft equation editor to insert a math formula into a
powerpoint 2004 presentation.

I can't find how to change the font-color from black into yellow.

Is it possible to change the font-color? If so, how???


Thanks.

Wim.

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Anatomy and Embryology of the Domestic Animals.
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[Bob Mathews]

I've used microsoft equation editor to insert a math formula into
a powerpoint 2004 presentation.

I can't find how to change the font-color from black into yellow.

It's not possible to change part of an equation, but if you want to change
all of it from black to yellow, do this:

1. Right-click on the equation, and click on "Format Object".

2. On the Picture tab, click on "Recolor". The Recolor dialog will let you
change from black to yellow.

The "big brother" to Equation Editor -- MathType -- lets you change the
color of part of the equation, and to have several colors within a single
equation if you want. This is done directly in MathType. If you'd like to
try it, you can get a free 30-day evaluation at the link in my signature.

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