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How do I change embedded objects to what I actually typed?
I used MathType to type equations in a document. However, I can see the
actual equations in the document; I only see the embedded object. I did read to use ctrl+shirt+f9 to change the embedded object to the type equations. But I don't want to have to use that all the time. How do I permanently fix it so Word will show me the actual equation I have typed. Another Secretary uses the same Word 2002 and the MathType that I use, when she types she see the actual equation -- no embedded object language. Hope someone can help me. -- Mary D |
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