[Tony]

In Word 2007, when I enter an equation, it starts out in Display mode, but
when I enter text before or after the equation, it shinks. This makes some
equations such as integrals and summations difficult to read. I want to keep
the equation in display mode. One reason to enter text after the equation is
to put an equation number after the equation later on the same line.

[Yves Dhondt]

When numbering equations, you could use a table layout. As your equation
would be in a different cell than your number, the issue wouldn't appear.
For more info, see
http://blogs.msdn.com/microsoft_offi...numbering.aspx

Yves

"Tony" wrote in message
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In Word 2007, when I enter an equation, it starts out in Display mode, but
when I enter text before or after the equation, it shinks. This makes some
equations such as integrals and summations difficult to read. I want to
keep
the equation in display mode. One reason to enter text after the equation
is
to put an equation number after the equation later on the same line.

[Yves Dhondt]

When numbering equations, you could use a table layout. As your equation
would be in a different cell than your number, the issue wouldn't appear.
For more info, see
http://blogs.msdn.com/microsoft_offi...numbering.aspx

Yves

"Tony" wrote in message
...
In Word 2007, when I enter an equation, it starts out in Display mode, but
when I enter text before or after the equation, it shinks. This makes some
equations such as integrals and summations difficult to read. I want to
keep
the equation in display mode. One reason to enter text after the equation
is
to put an equation number after the equation later on the same line.