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Default How I can type chemical formula on MS Word? such as H20

On 5月10日, 下午4时18分, "Stefan Blom" wrote:
Format the "2" as subscript; if you are using Word 97, 2000, 2002, or
2003, you'll find the option on the Font tab of Format | Font.

For more complex cases, you may find theEquationEditor useful (Insert
| Object).

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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP

"Naveed" wrote in message

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you can take a look at intelli balancer,

http://www.intellibalancer.com

this software has a powerful editor that format your equation ,eg:
subscript the '2' automaticlly. It can also balance you equations. As
i see it,it's quite quickly.