📘 ❞ Creating Equations in Microsoft ® Word 2007 ❝ مذكّرة

عن مذكّرة Creating Equations in Microsoft ® Word 2007:

This document describes how to create mathematical expressions such as
equations, summations and formulas using Word 2007's equation builder.
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Before you start creating your equations, you need to be aware of the following:

Equations created using the new Microsoft Word 2007 equation builder are
not editable
in earlier versions of Word.
When a file containing Word 2007
equations is converted to an earlier version of Word, any equations are turned
into graphics.

If you want your equations to be editable in an earlier version of Microsoft
Word, you should use the previous version of Equation Editor (3.0) which is
still available in Word 2007. For instructions on how to do this, go to the
paragraph at the end of this document headed:
Using Equation Editor 3.0
.
You can edit
equations in Word 2007 which were produced with Equation
Editor 3.0. Simply double-click the equatio
n to open up the earlier version.
However, unless you convert the document to Word 2007, you will not be able
to use the new equation builder.
STARTING THE WORD 2007 EQUATION BUILDER
1. Place the insertion point where you want to insert the equation
.
2. On the
Insert tab
,
Symbols group
, click the
Equation
icon arrow.
3. Choose either a preformatted equation from the gallery (which you
can modify accordingly
), or click the
Insert New Equation
option at the
bottom of the list, to create an equation from scratc
h.
The Equation Editor box will now be
displayed. (If you chose a preformatted
equation, this will now appear in the box.