[larry]

Yes, that is the behaviour that i get but that is not what i want. I want to
stay in the same equation and move to a new line. As i add or delete items in
my equation i want it to go to different lines all in the same equation. I
don't care about alignment. Apparently in Word2007 every new line is a new
equation and the user must move items from one line to another as items are
added or deleted from an equation.

"Stefan Blom" wrote:

What I get is a new equation in a new line. In other words, the behavior is
not quite the same as that of Microsoft Equation 3 (but using Shift+Enter is
necessary, as stated earlier, if you want to align the equations after, say,
=).

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"Larry" wrote in message
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Some how there are two threads going on this subject. The other thread
explains what is not working for me. In summary, the Shift+Enter in the
Word
2007 Equation editor does not generate a new line in the same equation
'paragraph'. S+E creates a new equation in a new paragraph when what i
want
to do is just continue the current paragraph but move to a new line.

thanks



"Stefan Blom" wrote:

What isn't working for you?

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"Larry" wrote in message
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I think the real issue is that it does not work as advertised!



"Stefan Blom" wrote:

I mean inserting a matrix into the equation, yes, as an alternative
for
those who don't like the "newline method" (or who don't want to use
the
old
equation editor).

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"minimus" wrote in message
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what does matrix have to do with this?
You mean matrix, the really matrix form in the eq editor?