[aboeing]

I should have mentioned that I have tried the paste-special, to paste as
enhanced metafile, and windows metafile, and windows document object.
However, the metafile versions still do not look good, and all three of these
options produce a small equation in the middle of a huge canvas, making it
imposible to insert it into a document without making the equations miniscule.

So to reiterate the question,
Is there a way to copy&paste an equation and preserve the quality level,
or
Is there a way to paste the equations as a document object and not generate
a large canvas around the object? (Resizing the objects to fill the page and
then rescaling them back is not a viable option due to the number of
equations involved)

"aboeing" wrote:

Hi,

I have to copy some equations from Word 2007 to Word 2003. Is there any way
to set the quality of the equations when copied&pasted? (At the moment, the
resolution is so poor the equations are completely illegible)

Ideally, they would be converted to a vector format so that they still look
good in 2003/.doc format.

Thanks.