I've verified my EE settings with other students and they are the same. I have a fairly standard setup, no exceptional software, and don't have a clue. Can anyone help? I'm the only one in class with this problem. This is becoming a problem that may doom me. If I submit work, everyone else has to do the same to see the equation, but THEY can see the actual equation as it should appear. If I double click them, and then click off the equations, they appear in a different form, but still incorrect (minus and division operators BOTH appear as a black, solid square. Whenever I download a Word document from my classroom, the equations appear in Wingding Type. Here is the problem: we have to complete Math work using Equation Editor. I have MS Office Student and Teacher Edition which I loaded after I purchase the Laptop.
As with any file type conversion you should of course be aware that Math and MathType have different capabilities and this will affect the results. When importing from Microsoft Word to Writer, Apache OpenOffice does the reverse conversion.
When exporting from Writer to Microsoft Word, Apache OpenOffice converts embedded Math formulas to MathType. Yes, I know, the newer version of MSWord has another equati. Equations created with newer MathType versions cannot be converted to Math (their equations are imported as embedded objects whatever the import options settings). This video is an introduction to the equation editor in Microsoft Word (Microsoft Equation 3.0).
Math provides import and export filters for the equation editor of Microsoft Word and for MathType versions prior to 3.5 (The equation editor of Microsoft Word, is a limited version of MathType 3.0). Is Math compatible with the equation editor of Microsoft Word?
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