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Equation Editor inserted as "object"
Out of the blue, when I click the icon to insert an equation, equation editor
opens a box at the beginning of the line, instead of where my cursor is. It also formats it to be a movable object (when I click on it, I can move it around) instead of inline with my text. What happened? |
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Equation Editor inserted as "object"
I think I figured it out- on the "options" tab, I had "insert
pictures/objects as" as "through". When I changed it to "inline" the equations go in the right place. "SDMath" wrote: Out of the blue, when I click the icon to insert an equation, equation editor opens a box at the beginning of the line, instead of where my cursor is. It also formats it to be a movable object (when I click on it, I can move it around) instead of inline with my text. What happened? |
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