[Wildmint]

I have a problem with the size of (particularly) the integral sign when doing
equations in Word 2007. If the equation has no other text on the line then
it is shown in "display" mode and the integral sign is large. As soon as I
try to put an equation number against it, Word changes it to "inline" and
reduces the size of the integral sign. I need to be able to number the
equations and keep the large integral sign.

Any help would be much appreciated.

[Yves Dhondt]

You could add the equation number inside the equation, or you could use a
classic table layout of 1 row and 3 columns where the middle column contains
your equation (in display mode) and the right column contains the equation
number.

Yves

"Wildmint" wrote in message
...
I have a problem with the size of (particularly) the integral sign when
doing
equations in Word 2007. If the equation has no other text on the line
then
it is shown in "display" mode and the integral sign is large. As soon as
I
try to put an equation number against it, Word changes it to "inline" and
reduces the size of the integral sign. I need to be able to number the
equations and keep the large integral sign.

Any help would be much appreciated.

[Yves Dhondt]

You could add the equation number inside the equation, or you could use a
classic table layout of 1 row and 3 columns where the middle column contains
your equation (in display mode) and the right column contains the equation
number.

Yves

"Wildmint" wrote in message
...
I have a problem with the size of (particularly) the integral sign when
doing
equations in Word 2007. If the equation has no other text on the line
then
it is shown in "display" mode and the integral sign is large. As soon as
I
try to put an equation number against it, Word changes it to "inline" and
reduces the size of the integral sign. I need to be able to number the
equations and keep the large integral sign.

Any help would be much appreciated.