Thanks, your reply was very helpful. I found on my toolbar, Insert, Object,
then used Microsoft Equation 3.0 - had what I needed. Thank you!

"Daiya Mitchell" wrote:

How is this a suggestion? You aren't suggesting anything. The "Suggestion"
option should only be used for feature requests and such--otherwise post a
question.

Anyhow, what you should probably do is use the Equation Editor, you can
install it from the CD if it isn't installed.

Alternatively, use MathType Lite (download demo of MathType from dessci.com,
who make the Equation Editor as well, then let the demo expire and you have
Lite). I think installing MathType will give you the necessary fonts.


On 5/12/05 7:46 AM, "Math Fonts Delimna" wrote:

I am currently working in a complicated large document that requires many
advanced mathematical and scientific symbols. I have searched all the
symbols and all the fonts looking for them and have found only a few. Does
microsoft have mathematical/scientific fonts and/or symbols for downloading?
Thanks for your help.

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