[Martin JR]

I was working on a document with a lot of equations in it which had been
generated from Equation Editor. After a short spell away from the pc I THINK
I did something on the keyboard which the equations change text format, into
what looks like wingdings.
When I double click on any of the equations to edit or modify them the
equation symbols are OK but when I click to return back to the word document
they just change back to the wingding format.

At the same time this happened the text on AOL changed to Italic -
coincidence, I dont know.

Regards MArtin

[John McGhie [MVP - Word and Word Macintosh]]

Not a coincidence: I think something has damaged your fonts collection.

Restore your fonts from backup :-)


On 7/9/06 6:49 AM, in article
, "Martin JR" Martin
wrote:

I was working on a document with a lot of equations in it which had been
generated from Equation Editor. After a short spell away from the pc I THINK
I did something on the keyboard which the equations change text format, into
what looks like wingdings.
When I double click on any of the equations to edit or modify them the
equation symbols are OK but when I click to return back to the word document
they just change back to the wingding format.

At the same time this happened the text on AOL changed to Italic -
coincidence, I dont know.

Regards MArtin

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[Bob Mathews]

On 6-Sep-2006, Martin JR wrote:

I was working on a document with a lot of equations in it which
had been generated from Equation Editor...When I double click
on any of the equations to edit or modify them the equation
symbols are OK but when I click to return back to the word
document they just change back to the wingding format.

I've been on vacation and unable to respond to newsgroup posts, but
John McGhie had the problem correctly pegged as a font problem. With
Equation Editor open, in the Style menu, click Define. These styles
must be set to Symbol font: LCGreek, UCGreek, and Symbol. Everything
else should be set to the font you're using in Word for your text.

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