I have started writing reports for physics class and have recently discovered
that Word from Office XP (version 2002) does not have the equation editor
function.

Is it supposed to have it? If not, is there anyplace I can download it from?

Equation Editor is included with Office XP, but the feature is not
installed automatically in a typical installation. You can add the
feature to your installation by inserting the CD and clicking on Start |
Control Panel | Add/Remove Programs | Microsoft Office XP | Change |
Add/Remove Features. You'll find Equation Editor in the "Office Tools"
category.

Waldokhan wrote:

I have started writing reports for physics class and have recently discovered
that Word from Office XP (version 2002) does not have the equation editor
function.

Is it supposed to have it? If not, is there anyplace I can download it from?

Thanks Garfield.

I didn't know I could drop down office tools last time I was in there
looking for the editor. It was already installed but not set to work from the
comp. I adjusted it and now I've got the equations going on.

Thanks again.

"garfield-n-odie" wrote:

Equation Editor is included with Office XP, but the feature is not
installed automatically in a typical installation. You can add the
feature to your installation by inserting the CD and clicking on Start |
Control Panel | Add/Remove Programs | Microsoft Office XP | Change |
Add/Remove Features. You'll find Equation Editor in the "Office Tools"
category.

Waldokhan wrote:

I have started writing reports for physics class and have recently discovered
that Word from Office XP (version 2002) does not have the equation editor
function.

Is it supposed to have it? If not, is there anyplace I can download it from?