Using Microsoft Equation Editor 3.1
Microsoft Equation Editor 3.1 is useful for creating extended mathematical expressions. Various mathematical symbols and templates simplify the process of constructing the most complex formulas. Begin by choosing Insert, Object and selecting Microsoft Equation from the option list. A working area, surrounded by a dotted box, opens on your screen, as does the Equation toolbar shown in Figure 29.30.
Figure 29.30. Use the Equation Editor for inserting complex formulas in your Word document.
Numbers, variables, and ordinary mathematical operators (such as =, +, –) can be typed directly from the keyboard. To enter ...
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