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Equation changes from Display to Inline mode
Hi,
In Word 2007, I cannot type an equation number on the same line as the equation without it changing to the inline format. For example, using the summation character (capital sigma) for i=1 to n, I like the format with 'i=1' at the bottom of sigma, and 'n' at the top. I can do this up until the point I step out of the equation box and try to enter a tab character and an equation number. Then the sigma format changes to the Inline mode (with 'i=1' and 'n' to the bottom and top RIGHT of sigma). In Word 2003, an equation was treated as an object and did not change format no matter what I typed on the same line. Any advice? Or do I have to resort to Equation Editor 3.0 in Word 2007 to get the desired format? Thanks, -Jim |
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